Sens of Anarchy
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i think the skate did come down because how low it is, but i think the puck still entered the zone after so offside makes senseIm not sure it is, but i cant conclusively say its not.
Logan Brown has had 1 shift so far in the 3rd. I'd play him more down a few goals.
Logan Brown has had 1 shift so far in the 3rd. I'd play him more down a few goals.
Well, there has to be clear line between off-side and on-side, so I don't mind the rule per se. But in this case I think it was too close to overrule.The spirit of the offside review shouldn't be for a fraction of an inch where the players skate comes off the ice; it's for the rare time the refs miss a blatant offside call. So dumb.
The offside rule is absolutely moronic. What advantage did Namestnikov gain by not having his skate down when he crossed the line as the Senators carried the puck into a 2 on 3?
Him and McLellan are top notchFerrero is a great color guy.
That skate in the air thing is BS.. they'll change thatWell, there has to be clear line between off-side and on-side, so I don't mind the rule per se. But in this case I think it was too close to overrule.
We are lucky as Sens fans we get him, McLennan, and JohnsonFerrero is a great color guy.
Yet plays Tierney and Anisimov every two shift, and they both are trash
The spirit of the offside review shouldn't be for a fraction of an inch where the players skate comes off the ice; it's for the rare time the refs miss a blatant offside call. So dumb.