GDT: HFBoards GDT: 2/14/2024 | Happy Valentines Day

[red devil]

 

[Coffey]

Well that’s that.

 

[PanniniClaus]

I don't have a clue how the Yotes broadcast team doesn't see this coming.

 

[Dynamite Time]

That wasn’t goaltender interference.

 

[Boss Man Hughes]

That wasn’t goaltender interference.

No it wasn't. Fleury takes a dive and the idiot refs fall for it.

 

[Obvious Fabertism]

Really? It was probably the most obvious GI call you will see, he is in the paint and contacts the goalie with his skate between the legs and bumps him with his back, both initiated by his own positioning.

 

[Boss Man Hughes]

Really? It was probably the most obvious GI call you will see, he is in the paint and contacts the goalie with his skate between the legs and bumps him with his back, both initiated by his own positioning.

I don't think he touched him and he was barely in the paint if at all.. There was no reason for Fleury to be that far out of the net.

 

[Obvious Fabertism]

I don't think he touched him and he was barely in the paint if at all.. There was no reason for Fleury to be that far out of the net.

I think you should look at the replay again, LOL.

 

[Boss Man Hughes]

I think you should look at the replay again, LOL.

Hayton was there first and barely in the crease. Fleury came farther out of his net and I don't think Hayton moved so if Fleury fell it's his own fault.

 

[Dynamite Time]

Really? It was probably the most obvious GI call you will see, he is in the paint and contacts the goalie with his skate between the legs and bumps him with his back, both initiated by his own positioning.

The Coyotes player was right on the crease line with the Wild defender holding him there while Fleury steps into him.

 

[Obvious Fabertism]

The Coyotes broadcast showed it very clearly multiple times, it was textbook. You cannot initiate contact on a goalie in his crease and a goalie has the right to positioning within that crease in an effort to make a save, McBain chose to go between Faber and Fleury then clearly made contact with Fleury at multiple points of his body impeding Fleury from moving within his crease for a save.

 

[Dr Jan Itor]

Hayton was there first and barely in the crease. Fleury came farther out of his net and I don't think Hayton moved so if Fleury fell it's his own fault.

2 feet firmly planted, not being pushed or held.

Being there first doesn't matter at all in the blue.

 

[Dr Jan Itor]

The Coyotes player was right on the crease line with the Wild defender holding him there while Fleury steps into him.

Not even a little bit.

 

[Boss Man Hughes]

Not even a little bit.

No He wasn't held there. Fleury pushed him out of the way and then he returned and moved behind the Wild player. He was at the top of the crease. If he was on the line he should be OK. If he was completely in the crease then the call was right.

 

[Dr Jan Itor]

No He wasn't held there. Fleury pushed him out of the way and then he returned and moved behind the Wild player. He was at the top of the crease. If he was on the line he should be OK. If he was completely in the crease then the call was right.

He was and it was.

 

[Boss Man Hughes]

Vejdemka blows another one and Kerfoot watches it go in the net. Instead of diving to knock the puck out of the crease.

 

[Tofveve]

Another day another 3 pt game for Matthew Tkachuk. Guy is on a tear the past 2 or 3 months after recovering from a broken sternum. Might not be able to catch the top 2 or 3 but top 5 isn't out of the question I don't think.