GDT: Game 43: Blues @ Coyotes - FSAZ, ESPN+ - 7PM MST

[Muppet]

How about the f***ing plays by Bush leading up to that goal

 

[Tom Polakis]

Bush with the keep-in against two Blues!

 

[MIGs Dog]

I thought that might have been offside

 

[Grimes]

Wow Garland

 

[Muppet]

Oh that's way offside lmao

 

[XX]

How about the f***ing plays by Bush leading up to that goal

Offside by a mile sadly.

 

[Tom Polakis]

No goal.

 

[ParisSaintGermain]

This shift was all hard work by Fischer, Bush and some WinterGarland

 

[RemoAZ]

Well that's typical Coyote luck.

 

[Neighborhood Coyote]

Man that's unfortunate!

 

[Mosby]

Fair but get rid of that rule already.

 

[RemoAZ]

That ref looks like talking is painful.

 

[XX]

Garland: So good they have to take goals away from him

 

[Muppet]

Refs just making sure they're watching the right replay this time

 

[WrinkledPossum]

Poor Fischer, he's playing well but took a penalty that caused a goal and negated a goal with an offside.

 

[Grimes]

That ref looks like talking is painful.

Me trying to order a burrito at 3am

 

[Tom Polakis]

Fair but get rid of that rule already.

No, don't get rid of that rule! I see this all the time on the main board. Gaining the zone is a play. Doesn't matter if it was in there for a minute. it's offside.

 

[XX]

Fair but get rid of that rule already.

It should stay. It fixes f*** ups by the linesmen.

 

[MIGs Dog]

Poor Fischer, he's playing well but took a penalty that caused a goal and negated a goal with an offside.

The offside was Bush's fault.

 

[MIGs Dog]

It should stay. It fixes f*** ups by the linesmen.

Yet they keep missing icing calls. One of those misses might result in a goal.

 

[XX]

Yet they keep missing icing calls. One of those misses might result in a goal.

Icing is more of a judgment call. Gaining the zone involves the blueline, so it's pretty easy to determine if it was correct or not. For player safety reasons, refs are pretty tight with icings, as we are seeing tonight.

 

[Mosby]

I’d make the blue lines thinner and see if that helps the linesmen detect offsides.

 

[BUX7PHX]

It was textbook interference. Blues player baited him into it by not touching the puck. Just poorly timed by Fisch.

I dunno.

I always wonder how similar that is to a puck that gets dumped in against the end boards, and a defenseman pulls up to play the body of the incoming forward. In both instances, each player is advancing to where the puck is headed and the puck is roughly within a stick length of the player. Seems like the intent is the same in both plays, bit one never/rarely gets called. I could understand a little more if the Blues were the team with the outlet pass, but it seems like the intent of Dunn was to play the body of where the puck was going, the same as Fischer did.

Was the puck further away than what it appeared? Or am I misinterpreting the application of the rule in this instance?

 

[TheLegend]

RIP Hammer.

 

[Mosby]

Hammer out with upper body