GDT: Red Wings @ Ducks Game 42 8:00 ET

[Classicnamesup]

Mrazek brutalizing me in fantasy hockey, not even mad

 

[GoAwayDanCleary]

2nd in the Atlantic

 

[SoupGuru]

Probable sarcasm, but who knows.

He passed it directly to Tatar.

They considered it an "own-goal" on the Ducks defender so the last Wing to touch it gets credit for the goal with no assists.

 

[hyduK]

On the cast Daniels said it was because it went off a Duck's stick. Apparently that matters? If it had been a Duck's sake Ken said it would have been a Datsyuk assist.

Never knew that.



Jones/Johnansen?...

I mean, I always thought it had to do with whether or not they had possession in between. You see players get assists all the time when it bounces off another player then to your own...

It was certainly a more legitimate assist than half the secondary assists this league hands out.

 

[J15]

4 wins in a row?! My mind just froze.

This isn't surprising at all, Wings do it all the time. Now if we don't go on to lose the next 5 straight I'd be shocked

 

[hyduK]

They considered it an "own-goal" on the Ducks defender so the last Wing to touch it gets credit for the goal with no assists.

Oh, yeah that makes way more sense then. Thought the dispute was if a duck stick touched the datsyuk pass before reaching tats.

 

[edmundbenz]

Indeed Mrazek always has low goal support.

 

[Zetterbergs Beard]

Mrazek brutalizing me in fantasy hockey, not even mad

I snagged him in the second-last round... swimming in points

 

[SpookyTsuki]

If the nhl wants more scoring how about calling goals the count

Also give datsyuk the assist

 

[Acoustic]

They considered it an "own-goal" on the Ducks defender so the last Wing to touch it gets credit for the goal with no assists.

This doesn't fly.

Iginla's 600th was a deflection off a Kings player and assists were given out.

The pass also was not tipped.

Really curious as to how Datsyuk didn't get an assist.

 

[edmundbenz]

Larkin +24

 

[rx7dryver]

Most entertaining game I have watched in a while. There was a playoff feel and pissing getzlaugh and perry off is always fun.

 

[rx7dryver]

This doesn't fly.

Iginla's 600th was a deflection off a Kings player and assists were given out.

The pass also was not tipped.

Really curious as to how Datsyuk didn't get an assist.

Not to mention things like a "crosby assist."

Was crosby on ice? Give him an assist

 

[Acoustic]

Not to mention things like a "crosby assist."

Was crosby on ice? Give him an assist

There is honestly no reason for Datsyuk not to get an assist. It makes no sense.

 

[SoupGuru]

This doesn't fly.

Iginla's 600th was a deflection off a Kings player and assists were given out.

The pass also was not tipped.

Really curious as to how Datsyuk didn't get an assist.

It all hinges on whether the duck defender "played" the puck or "deflected" the puck as Tatar brought the puck to the crease. The refs thought the Duck played it. I don't really agree with it, but that's how they scored it.

 

[odin1981]

There is honestly no reason for Datsyuk not to get an assist. It makes no sense.

Yeah the duck d didn't maintain possession. He swiped at it to hopefully clear it off to the side but never established possession. Oh well a W is a W.

 

[TheMule93]

Most entertaining game I have watched in a while. There was a playoff feel and pissing getzlaugh and perry off is always fun.

The SJS game was much more exciting IMO. It was really similar in the sense that it was 1-1 almost all game until a late goal (by us) in the 3rd.

 

[Acoustic]

Yeah the duck d didn't maintain possession. He swiped at it to hopefully clear it off to the side but never established possession. Oh well a W is a W.

Yeah looking closely I don't think anyone even touched it until it hit the goalie.

That's absolute BS.

Just don't give an assist because it's at the Ducks and a Wings' player? Wow.

 

[Acoustic]

It all hinges on whether the duck defender "played" the puck or "deflected" the puck as Tatar brought the puck to the crease. The refs thought the Duck played it. I don't really agree with it, but that's how they scored it.

Do refs score plays? I didn't think they have any say in the matter.

 

[detredWINgs]

Larkin +24

• T-10 in even strength points.
• 1st in +/-
• 1 point away from being T-1st on his team in points
• 5th youngest player currently in the NHL, less than 6 months older than the league's youngest player, Hanifin.

All that and he gets 2 minutes fewer per night than Panarin and Eichel.

 

[TheRatPoisoner]

The SJS game was much more exciting IMO. It was really similar in the sense that it was 1-1 almost all game until a late goal (by us) in the 3rd.

Really?

DeBoer hockey is boring hockey. This game was by far more interesting.

 

[SoupGuru]

Do refs score plays? I didn't think they have any say in the matter.

I think the on ice officials give their score to the score keepers. The score keepers can adjust it if they get further info from the benches at intermission, etc. But yeah, I'm pretty sure the initial call comes from the on ice refs.

 

[Acoustic]

I think the on ice officials give their score to the score keepers. The score keepers can adjust it if they get further info from the benches at intermission, etc. But yeah, I'm pretty sure the initial call comes from the on ice refs.

I thought there were 'scorers' in every arena who kept track of stats, like hits, blocked shots, goals, assists, saves, shots, etc.

Really weird that refs would tell the score keeper who touched the puck for the secondary assist out of a scrum... Seems unlikely but the NHL is somewhat of a joke so who knows.

 

[Rzombo4 prez]

I thought there were 'scorers' in every arena who kept track of stats, like hits, blocked shots, goals, assists, saves, shots, etc.

Really weird that refs would tell the score keeper who touched the puck for the secondary assist out of a scrum... Seems unlikely but the NHL is somewhat of a joke so who knows.

We took two points off of a very good team on the road. I wouldn't get bent out of shape about Pav's missing assist.

 

[SoupGuru]

I thought there were 'scorers' in every arena who kept track of stats, like hits, blocked shots, goals, assists, saves, shots, etc.

Really weird that refs would tell the score keeper who touched the puck for the secondary assist out of a scrum... Seems unlikely but the NHL is somewhat of a joke so who knows.

I'm thinking more of determining the goal scorer, I guess. I'm pretty sure I've seen refs ask guys if they've tipped picks or not.