DropIt
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especially since the puck 'being off the ice' didnt occur until after the puck was coming out of Andersen's pad
But there are 2 different angles showing the puck crossed the line with the same amount of white space? Did they not show all the TV angles on NBC feed or what.
In that angle, the crossbar is clearly blocking the view of the puck. I wouldn't say that makes it a better angle at all.
I think NHL got the call wrong, and if they didn't then the rules they have in place are extremely poor.
Yet somehow elbowing someone to the ice is not called 100% of the time. We are mad at the consistency. You call Perry for a stick to the face while letting Stajan get away with the same play. 7 powerplays to 2 is not just the refs "missing" stuff. It's turning a blind eye to what one team is doing while calling everything for the other team. I'm not saying the Ducks did not commit penalties but you can't honestly say they were the only team pulling ****. We have a Sharks fan agreeing for god's sake and they hate us.
Sure the puck could be in the air but it would need to be 5"-6" in the air for that much white to be showing "under" it and still have it be above the line.
Watch the full replay, the puck was absolutely not 5"-6" in the air. It was barely off the ice at all.
That was a goal.
Doesn't matter, still won.
Do they not teach math where you are from?
Flames 4 Ducks 3
4 is more than 3. Get it?
Do they not teach math where you are from?
Flames 4 Ducks 3
4 is more than 3. Get it?
Sure the puck could be in the air but it would need to be 5"-6" in the air for that much white to be showing "under" it and still have it be above the line.
Watch the full replay, the puck was absolutely not 5"-6" in the air. It was barely off the ice at all.
That was a goal.
It almost sounds as ridiculous as blaming the game on the officiating, doesnt it?
Alright guys, was fun but I just want to see a fair series called consistently. Puck was probably in the net but I'm willing to bet none of you would stake your lives on it.
Hope the next game is fun.
All video I've seen shown the puck was on the ice..where is this in the air coming from.
It's hockey. I'm sure no one wants to die over it. Besides, we won the game, Why risk your life if you don't need to?
This is a terrible angle. The puck was travelling along Anderson's pads. Furthermore, this angle only shows the puck as it's leaving, not as it's entering.
Have anymore irrelevant points?
http://forum.calgarypuck.com/showthread.php?t=146870&page=4
Look at post 66. Puck is flat on the ice clear as day. So yes it is most definitely a goal.
Nobody is debating the score so I'm not sure what you're going on about...
Well I could go on about the officiating as that was irrelevant to the fact that the Ducks lost.
4 is more than 3....I thought I was pretty clear about it