Over the volcano
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Campbells son being assistant GM of the Panthers probably has nothing to do with the officiating of this game but being Campbells son is probably a good head start at becoming assistant GM of the Panthers.
Series Talk: ECSF-Florida Panthers vs Boston Bruins (FLA leads 3-2)
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76 years...maybe by then Ottawa will be relevant in the Atlantic again.
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Alex1234
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Gizmo Tkachuk
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He worked as a player development coach in Columbus for 4-5 years. He only became AGM this season after being GM of our AHL affiliate.
But should we start researching every call that went in Columbus’ favor?
Nah we got our secret weapons in George Parros and Gregory Campbell to protect us and all our past Stanley Cups we won when Campbell was a player here
Turin
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Don't worry it was still more legitimate than Tampa's Bubble Cup
Wrong. Laughing at fans of bottom feeders who attempt to troll playoff teams helps lower the blood pressure
Alex1234
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No one can compete with a cardiologist of ur levelWrong. Laughing at fans of bottom feeders who attempt to troll playoff teams helps lower the blood pressure
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The Marchand-Bennett debate is like an incredible stand-your-ground/castle Florida murder case.
On the one hand, you have Marchand, a career criminal breaking into the home of the sketchy and repeat offending Bennett on the other. One thing leads to another and Bennett shoots Marchand dead. Botched/weird investigation follows. Autopsy reveals some irregularities like the location of the bullet and maybe an indication the victim had his hands up.
How much does it matter that the victim (Marchand) was the aggressor? How much does the victim’s history matter? Could it have been an accident/gut reaction by the defendant (Bennett) to shoot the victim in the side of the head?
On those types of facts it’d be extremely difficult to secure a conviction because there’s be jurors that find one of the issues above to latch onto.
With that said, the NHL is obviously not a jury and could’ve suspended Bennett if they wanted to but chose not to. But I don’t think that’s because of some grand conspiracy. It’s because they just really aren’t handing out suspensions these playoffs (see Trouba incident) other than now Soucy, which is significantly different for multiple reasons.
On the one hand, you have Marchand, a career criminal breaking into the home of the sketchy and repeat offending Bennett on the other. One thing leads to another and Bennett shoots Marchand dead. Botched/weird investigation follows. Autopsy reveals some irregularities like the location of the bullet and maybe an indication the victim had his hands up.
How much does it matter that the victim (Marchand) was the aggressor? How much does the victim’s history matter? Could it have been an accident/gut reaction by the defendant (Bennett) to shoot the victim in the side of the head?
On those types of facts it’d be extremely difficult to secure a conviction because there’s be jurors that find one of the issues above to latch onto.
With that said, the NHL is obviously not a jury and could’ve suspended Bennett if they wanted to but chose not to. But I don’t think that’s because of some grand conspiracy. It’s because they just really aren’t handing out suspensions these playoffs (see Trouba incident) other than now Soucy, which is significantly different for multiple reasons.
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this is the guy florida panthers fans believe is incorruptible and angelic
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Colin Campbell exposed: Says Marc Savard is "biggest faker going"; berates officials for picking on his son
If you've been wondering if NHL disciplinarian Colin Campbell might have a conflict of interest given that his son Gregory plays in the league... Your worries might actually be grounded in truth.
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Don't worry, I'd be bitter and angry like you if my team chose to keep Wade Redden over Chara too, kid.No one can compete with a cardiologist of ur level
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Greg and Colin Campbell have nothing to do with the on ice results, get real people.
Conspiracy talk is for fans that cant handle the fact their team just isn't/wasn't up to snuff. Or for trolls trying to troll.
Conspiracy talk is for fans that cant handle the fact their team just isn't/wasn't up to snuff. Or for trolls trying to troll.
"At the heart of the matter here is Colin Campbell and Stephen Walkom discussing the officiating work of (now former) referee Dean Warren. Campbell was incensed with Warren’s work and sought to get Warren fired for his inconsistent officiating and was in the ear of Walkom to let him know his thoughts on how he’s doing."this is the guy florida panthers fans believe is incorruptible and angelic
Colin Campbell exposed: Says Marc Savard is "biggest faker going"; berates officials for picking on his son
If you've been wondering if NHL disciplinarian Colin Campbell might have a conflict of interest given that his son Gregory plays in the league... Your worries might actually be grounded in truth.
Ironic. Someone call Warren out of retirement, he'd fit right into today's referee roster
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Bennett will get his at some point. Or someone from Florida. No team is immune. I'll remember you said that when you are in that thread bitching about it.
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the bennett goal not being called back was even MORE perplexing. clear as day obvious disallowed goal.
can't believe i'm even defending the goddamn bruins.
can't believe i'm even defending the goddamn bruins.
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Honestly, as much as I don't like BOS, I'm not sure why that Bennett goal stood.
In Game Five of the Tampa/Florida, TB had two disallowed goals. The second was obviously no goal. However, I don't see how what Duclair did on the first disallowed goal was any worse than what Bennett did before his goal in Game Four.
But regardless, FLA is on another level from the other teams in the Atlantic now.
In Game Five of the Tampa/Florida, TB had two disallowed goals. The second was obviously no goal. However, I don't see how what Duclair did on the first disallowed goal was any worse than what Bennett did before his goal in Game Four.
But regardless, FLA is on another level from the other teams in the Atlantic now.
saffronleaf
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the rulebook literally says that if you as an attacking player push a defending player into the goaltender then it counts as goaltender interference and any goal resulting from this gets disallowed.
the video made it blatantly obvious that this is exactly what happened.
and yet they discussed among themselves and said nah.
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What Duclair did with his skate was obvious interference on that play.
I can see the Bs side on Bennett goal, I know Panthers fans would be mega pissed if it were the other way around.
And there is a lot of crap going after the whistles by the Panthers as well, the cross check on Lindholm by Tketchup after they scored a goal (game 2?) for example. So no, the Bruins aren’t getting away with anymore than the Panthers are.
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Yeah, Boston hasn’t done shit after the whistle. This victim card bullshit has already gotten old.
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