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What a way to end a great game.
Imagine how deflating this has to be on the Blues.
The Sharks tie it in the closing moments.
And then losing in OT on account of a hand pass.
What a way to end a great game.
We'd trade a player like that.
He is helping his team win the cup. I mean that OT goal against Vegas was all him. It could have sent the Sharks to the golf course if it wasn't for him.Good statline but terrible giveaways yet again.
What's gonna end up happening eventually that everything will be reviewable.
Add a third referee, in a video booth to call down and eliminate stuff like this.
A playoff game shouldn't end on a mistake of that level.
I guess they would remind themselves they had enough chances to win in regulation.Imagine how deflating this has to be on the Blues.
The Sharks tie it in the closing moments.
And then losing in OT on account of a hand pass.
He is helping his team win the cup. I mean that OT goal against Vegas was all him. It could have sent the Sharks to the golf course if it wasn't for him.
He had a hand in the OT goal against vegas. It wasn't all him, and if you look at his overall work, he's had alot of problems too.
The guy is hurt, and I understand that he's not at full strength, but I'm not pumping his tires either. That's a little much considering his overall work in the playoffs.
If you had enough manpower and camera angles and the videos were available immediately I don't see why all aspects of a goal couldn't be automatically reviewed and decided upon within 30 seconds to 3 minutes maximum.I think that is inevitable. The puck is always moving faster than the eye.
NHL GMs are going to have to address it. You can't have every scoring play automatically reviewed in all aspects, however, maybe a rule can be instituted that for the playoffs, any goal that ties a game or decides it in OT, is automatically reviewable in all of its facets.
I wonder what hf would have been like back in 93.Can you guys imagine how we would have bought the refs if we would be San Jose and all those chances they got from the refs? But then for San Jose, it's just bad refs...lol
I think that is inevitable. The puck is always moving faster than the eye.
NHL GMs are going to have to address it. You can't have every scoring play automatically reviewed in all aspects, however, maybe a rule can be instituted that for the playoffs, any goal that ties a game or decides it in OT, is automatically reviewable in all of its facets.
I mean, they review and replay all the goals already. For some reason they can't call obvious mistakes back though.I think that is inevitable. The puck is always moving faster than the eye.
NHL GMs are going to have to address it. You can't have every scoring play automatically reviewed in all aspects, however, maybe a rule can be instituted that for the playoffs, any goal that ties a game or decides it in OT, is automatically reviewable in all of its facets.
I honestly wouldn't be opposed to that...imagine if the habs were on the receiving end of that OT goal? The city would be ashes by now.
Swing and a miss.I take this quote from the Athetic ; That scout is going with a very controversial conclusion to the need of the Predators . Please stay cool and discuss
" One longtime scout, executive and player who has known Poile for years said there is zero chance Poile simply sits back and hopes this turns itself around and that Poile will make at least one big move this offseason. While the team needs to shore up the middle, there is a more pressing problem, this scout said: the team seems to have lost its identity. “You know what they need? They need Shea Weber back, that’s exactly what they need,” the source said."
Adriatic completely missing the mark.Referees don't have to stop the play unless they think it's a deliberate hand pass, which it obviously wasn't. Anyway, the puck clearly touches Bouwmeester's leg so that negates any hand pass.
What's gonna end up happening eventually is that everything will be reviewable.