GDT: Wings at Bruins | March 11

[SoupGuru]

That's bad news. I think Pasta was the first one to check if he was OK.

 

[StargateSG1]

Ouch. Thankfully looked like it caught a lot of shoulder before hitting his face

Looked in the neck area

 

[WingFanSD]

you know that was very classy by pasta coming over there

 

[norrisnick]

Chin, cut him. Better than any other place really.

 

[RedWingzz]

we can't even touch the puck lol, and when we get it, we just ice it, or give it away..

hard to believe this is 2-2...

 

[Lazlo Hollyfeld]

There was a crosscheck on a Wings player in front of the net that could've been called. Puck went out of the zone anyway so I guess they let it go

 

[JediOrderPizza]

Not really feeling this Zadina, Veleno and Berggren line.

They should be better.

 

[Lazlo Hollyfeld]

hook on Zadina not called

 

[Perfect Human]

Bruins are allowed to hook Zadina when going for a loose puck. Its in the leage rules.

 

[Lazlo Hollyfeld]

You can see Lalonde is pissed about the calls being let go now that the Bruins have come back

When they take the lead we'll probably see some makeup calls

 

[DatsDeking]

Should be an interesting third! I wanna see some Raymond magic

 

[datsyukfan]

Blatant hook on Zadina on 2 on 1 no call. F off refs

 

[JediOrderPizza]

Still cannot figure out what the interference rules are on dump ins.

Raymond was trying to forecheck earlier, had to go around two bruins one of which is Bergeron who does the arms up I didn't touch him shit. To me that's interference.

 

[Unfriendly Ghost]

This team has a real problem with puck possession. Shot attempts 36 to 5 that period. Yikers, as the kids say.

 

[datsyukfan]

we can't even touch the puck lol, and when we get it, we just ice it, or give it away..

hard to believe this is 2-2...

Ya cause we are too worried about flipping it and not making actual passes

 

[Lazlo Hollyfeld]

Still cannot figure out what the interference rules are on dump ins.

Raymond was trying to forecheck earlier, had to go around two bruins one of which is Bergeron who does the arms up I didn't touch him shit. To me that's interference.

Yup. that's the play I was referring to.

I know the league allows a bit of interference to slow forwards down so Dmen don't keep getting crushed. But they interfered Raymond to a full stop. Bergeron throwing his arms up is a giveaway that he knew it was too much

Ya cause we are too worried about flipping it and not making actual passes

I think that's a chicken egg scenario. they're flipping it because they're getting overwhelmed by the Bruins forecheck in a way they weren't in the 1st.

 

[Unfriendly Ghost]

Still cannot figure out what the interference rules are on dump ins.

Raymond was trying to forecheck earlier, had to go around two bruins one of which is Bergeron who does the arms up I didn't touch him shit. To me that's interference.

The part that teams abuse is players are allowed to stand their ground. So if an opposing player is skating toward you and you don't want to move out of the way, you don't actually have to. They have to go around you.

Which is essentially just a rule that allows moving picks and that kind of thing.

 

[jkutswings]

It's very lazy for fans to whine about the refs when the Wings have completely let off the gas. I've seen nothing wrong with any calls made, just a tale of two periods for effort level (on both teams).

 

[Lazlo Hollyfeld]

It's very lazy for fans to whine about the refs when the Wings have completely let off the gas. I've seen nothing wrong with any calls made, just a tale of two periods for effort level (on both teams).

The Wings have been dominated this period. There were also some penalties let go.

Both things can be true

 

[dalem177]

Tied with the Prez Trophy team going into the third. I'll take that any day of the week.

 

[Perfect Human]

The part that teams abuse is players are allowed to stand their ground. So if an opposing player is skating toward you and you don't want to move out of the way, you don't actually have to. They have to go around you.

Which is essentially just a rule that allows moving picks and that kind of thing.

Well he did move to block him, so not applicable here.

 

[Unfriendly Ghost]

Well he did move to block him, so not applicable here.

But he's entitled to his ice, as the refs would say. Which effectively means that setting a pick is a total judgment call and sometimes allowed.

 

[Perfect Human]

But he's entitled to his ice, as the refs would say. Which effectively means that setting a pick is a total judgment call and sometimes allowed.

For sure, and most of it is perspective I guess. Easy to see lateral movement from the TV camera, maybe harder on the ice? But these are supposed to be the best refs in the world (NHL) so not sure its an excuse.

 

[datsyukfan]

Yup. that's the play I was referring to.

I know the league allows a bit of interference to slow forwards down so Dmen don't keep getting crushed. But they interfered Raymond to a full stop. Bergeron throwing his arms up is a giveaway that he knew it was too much


I think that's a chicken egg scenario. they're flipping it because they're getting overwhelmed by the Bruins forecheck in a way they weren't in the 1st.

Ya but I would rather it be a hard play even if it’s an icing. The flip they just F up and turn it over and then Boston attacks

It's very lazy for fans to whine about the refs when the Wings have completely let off the gas. I've seen nothing wrong with any calls made, just a tale of two periods for effort level (on both teams).

That was a clear hook on Zadina not sure how that’s not called in todays NHL

 

[Sadekuuro]

Still cannot figure out what the interference rules are on dump ins.

That's because they aren't consistently applied.