Jarred Tinordi pretty much got his kisser rearranged for him, but he gets a C- for trying.
Jarred Tinordi is a pretty big guy, with long arms and is a reasonably strong NHL defensemen. But for some reason, despite all of that, he’s not a fantastic fighter.
Anthony Peluso proved that to him.
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Early on in the first period of a game agains the Winnipeg Jets, Tinordi was helping clear the net after a Winnipeg scoring attempt when he offended Peluso with a slightly overaggressive push.
So the two dropped their mitts like they were filled with cement and had at it, or at least Peluso did.
Peluso landed over thirty jabs to Tinordi’s head and shoulders. Thankfully Peluso didn’t have the flexibility to land a shot on Tinordi’s knees or toes but if he did, those shots would have landed too.
And if you were counting hits like I was, I only tabbed one decent Tinordi jab, which is pretty sad considering who the Arizona Coyotes traded him for.
Next: Coyotes 2014-15 Fights Part I
With that shameful drubbing of Jarred Tinordi, we reach the halfway point in the Arizona Coyotes 2015-16 fight card.
Look out next week for the second part as we see Anthony Duclair and Max Domi mix it up again, showing how versatile the Coyotes youth movement really is.