The Sens and Habs combined for 236 penalty minutes last night. Video and more, after the jump.

Alain Berger of FC Bern doesn’t pull any punches, nor does he pull his gloves off to throw them. Going toe-to-toe with Sebastien Schilt of Gottéron, Berger decided he didn’t want to “go there”, and instead opted for some Olympic-style boxing. Watch him bob and weave his way out of any integrity as a hockey player.

Matt Martin, New York Islanders hockey player, is good at fighting people. Tom Kostopoulos, New Jersey Devils hockey player, is not. So when Kostopoulos backed up tiny teammate Stephen Gionta by challenging Martin to a fight, it wasn’t a surprise that he was soon knocked out with a menacing right from Martin. But while Martin is a bad man, he is a nice bad man. He called for the trainer because he knew he did a bad thing. Admirable courage from Kostopoulos, but he should probably be more careful next time. You know what they say, the bigger their balls, the harder they fall. [Break.com]

Multiple hockey fights are the best.

When 27 penalties are awarded following a hockey brawl, you would typically assume that people were adequately punished. But in this AHL fight between the Rockford IceHogs (hey, stop hogging our ice, other team!) and the Chicago Wolves, I’m not sure 27 penalties were enough. In a 2-1 game with less than 10 seconds left, I suppose that the IceHogs felt their win was secure. I don’t think these teams like each other, but I could be wrong. A list of the 27 penalties, after the jump. [Busted Coverage]

RotoExperts Pat Mayo (@ThePME) & Mike Cardano (@MikeCardano) chat about Leafs winger Frazer McLaren’s KO of Ottawa’s David Dziurzynski Wednesday night and whether this is another example of why fisticuffs on the ice should be outlawed. Plus, Mike weighs in on how he would change the sport.

It was understandable for Islanders fans to have some hope that when the Isles’ Matt Martin got into it with the Flyers’ Wayne Simmonds early in the second period of the teams’ game last night, the game might start to swing the Isles’ way. These sorts of incidents have a way of firing up a team. Did this one? Well… [Busted Coverage]

The Bruins’ Shawn Thornton is a classic enforcer. That’s why he’s stuck around with the Bruins over the last several years after drifting between minor leagues and the NHL for much of his career – he knows how to fight. But the sabres’ John Scott also knows how to fight. And John Scott is huge.

Lack of NHL got you down? More specifically, lack of NHL got you down because it’s severely limiting your supply of hockey fights? Well, lucky you: the pros might be locked out, but junior hockey players aren’t. And when junior players get fired up, they are every bit as angry as any NHL enforcer. Proof of such after the jump.

Today in how to make your son the laughingstock of his youth hockey team: basically just follow what this mom does during a fight.