Minor League Hockey Player Given Match Penalty For Biting Foe (Video)

by abournenesn

Mar 26, 2014

It appears biting an opponent isn’t limited to boxing or the National Hockey League.

In a Tuesday night game between two Central Hockey League teams, the St. Charles Chill’s John Snowden treated the forearm of Missouri Mavericks player Matt Stephenson like a castaway might treat a smoked turkey leg. Snowden took a big bite.

Previous incidents in the NHL lacked concrete video evidence showing one player biting another (people don’t forget, Alexandre Burrows), but that wasn’t the case here. Video plainly shows Snowden trying to take a chunk out of Stephenson’s forearm.

Snowden and Stephenson each received five minutes for fighting, but Snowden was given an additional match penalty for the bite.

Check out the bite in the video below, with a stick tap to Puck Daddy.

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cl9s-oK_z2A&w=640&h=360]

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