hockeyball
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While the reffing was a joke, this team is horrific after the first and that is a recipe for failure. This team cannot hold a lead, at all.
I blame fatigue.
What was the review on Burn's goal for?
Goalie interference is not subject to video review. Or, did they change the rules to add this?
Am I the only one in the boat in thinking neither of our waived goals should've counted?
Am I the only one in the boat in thinking neither of our waived goals should've counted?
While the reffing was a joke, this team is horrific after the first and that is a recipe for failure. This team cannot hold a lead, at all.
Minnesota is a good team so I'll take the point. They need to give a better effort and empty their tanks against the Isles since they have 4 days off after that.
Am I the only one in the boat in thinking neither of our waived goals should've counted?
8th game in 13 days against one of the best teams in the west. Chill.
Yeah, that's true.. and I'm sure it'll happen I was looking at it in the mindset of if Niemi got hit that slightly and gave the goal we'd be crying the same river so I'm fine with it being waived off.When it happens against us for a goal. You'll change your mind.
Just like last year when they would allow it against us, then waive it off when we do it.
I dunno, I'm not too worried about it if the last couple games are what they can do at their best. They're not getting a lot of practice time either. It's probably hard to work out the kinks in the game plan.
Sure, except they fave one if the worst second and third period differentials in the league, but ya I'm sure it's no big deal...
Here is the official explanation:
At 3:50 of overtime in the San Jose Sharks/Minnesota Wild game, the Situation Room initiated a video review because the puck entered the Minnesota net. The referee informed the Situation Room that San Jose's Brent Burns made incidental contact in the crease with Minnesota goaltender Darcy Kuemper before the puck crossed the Wild goal line. This is not a reviewable play therefore the referee's call on the ice stands - no penalty and no goal San Jose.
so we can redirect our venom at the on ice referee, not Toronto!
Here is the official explanation:
At 3:50 of overtime in the San Jose Sharks/Minnesota Wild game, the Situation Room initiated a video review because the puck entered the Minnesota net. The referee informed the Situation Room that San Jose's Brent Burns made incidental contact in the crease with Minnesota goaltender Darcy Kuemper before the puck crossed the Wild goal line. This is not a reviewable play therefore the referee's call on the ice stands - no penalty and no goal San Jose.
so we can redirect our venom at the on ice referee, not Toronto!
Yeah lets panic. It can't be improved! Not this early!
Am I the only one in the boat in thinking neither of our waived goals should've counted?