Someone try to tell me it's not rigged.
Please make excuses for this meme officiating.
Incidental
No penalty
So hits from behind into the boards are cool? Cool. HoCKEy!1!You see its unfair that Johnny is so small its his momentum that made him fall so violently towards the boards. If he was bigger he could brace himself better and the hit would not look as bad.
So hits from behind into the boards are cool? Cool.
Someone try to tell me it's not rigged.
Please make excuses for this meme officiating.
That's not what they're thinking though. They are petty egomaniacs that penalize players like Gaudreau and McDavid.No, i am trying to get into the brain of an NHL ref.
Fans and players wonder why the league can’t get suspensions right should look to this, game management and suspensions go hand and hand. All refs and the dops should be looked into even more now with this. They can’t make a decision that’s not biased. It’s crazy that any player comes out and speaks there mind on a play or game when it comes to refs or suspensions there fined and told you can’t make those remarks but it’s fine for the refs to say this during games.
That's not what they're thinking though. They are petty egomaniacs that penalize players like Gaudreau and McDavid.
Both guys chirp the refs for their terrible officiating, that puts their career and bodies in danger, and the refs in their petty tyrant ways put them in more danger because they start letting things go on purpose because they don't like being chirped.
Johnny in a game called by the book is a 120 point player, McDavid a 200 point player. At the least.
Came to post about Chris Lee, either 100% biased or 100% incompetent either way shouldn’t be a ref in the NHLLet's also not forget Chris Lee is still a ref. The termites have dug quite deep on this topic.
Someone try to tell me it's not rigged.
Please make excuses for this meme officiating.
Half step MAX... this is what should be most terrifying to the league but the speed with which they acted makes it seem like they are more interested in having the iceberg sink back below the surface than figuring out the size and scale of the potential problem or taking steps to de-risk it.The NHL has to realise, if refs are "Managing" games, they are literally a half a step away from "fixing" games.