Nineties Night at the Saddledome featured the return of Jarome Iginla, the wave and original Playstation graphics around the rink. It also included the type of hit the game has spent the last couple of decades working hard to phase out: the dangerous kind. With four minutes left in the second period of a tight, 2-2 game, Milan Lucic chased the puck into Winnipeg’s corner where he caught Dylan DeMelo with an awkward check that sent the prone defender’s upper body into the boards violently. After a video review by the officials determined it was dangerous enough to be a major, ending Lucic’s evening early — a call Darryl Sutter disagreed with. “The reason they called a major is because they said (DeMelo) was hurt,” said Sutter, following the Flames’ 4-2 loss. “He really wasn’t hurt. I think that DeMelo tried to turn back and Looch made contact. To me it’s a minor penalty.” DeMelo did appear to turn into the check at the last minute, but the velocity at which the hard-hitting Luci...