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WARNING: Do Not Make the Predators Angry

You wouldn't like them when they are hurting your face.

This season hasn't been a particularly violent one for the Predators, which I've really been enjoying. Coming in to action today, they had only six fighting majors on the season.

But something snapped this afternoon. Add three to the log after their win against the Wild and hoo boy, two of them were they doozies.

Do. Not. Make. Weber. Mad https://t.co/xt4g0NG1Fh
— On The Forecheck (@OnTheForecheck) January 10, 2015

In fact, just stay away from all angry Predators from now on. https://t.co/WGxpFDzIO5
— On The Forecheck (@OnTheForecheck) January 10, 2015

Both Shea Weber and Mike Fisher lost their minds when they had had enough of Matt Cooke's and Nate Prosser's shenanigans. You really have to have done something bad to piss off choir boy Fisher, and seeing Weber mad is probably the scariest thing you could ever imagine. I MEAN LOOK AT THIS.

[batman voice] WHERE IS SHE!?!? pic.twitter.com/1L1Z5VA9AY
— Pat Iversen (@PatIversen) January 10, 2015

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