And he wanna be on Team Canada???? Puhleeese.
That play was as bad as your spelling and grammar, but it does show a failure problem with hybrid icing as versus international icing.
I can certainly see Bernier being pissed about it. He sees the linesman on his side with his arm up ready to call icing, straightens up and slows up expecting the play to be dead. Bernier though doesn't see the linesman behind him call it off and expects the icing call from the one he sees with his arm still up.
As well, Bernier could have played the puck into the corner when it was coming down and probably would have if it was old style icing. However, if he does touch the puck before it crosses the red line, the icing is ruled off, the puck stays in his end and would not be a good play if new hybrid icing was to be called. Why would he do that when the linesman is ready to call icing? He was fooled by the linesmen.
Hybrid icing will continue to have controversial mixed messes like that and it should have been implemented like European icing where once it is ready to be called it is called ... period. This "approximate location near the red dot" is just nonsense and will always be a controversial play. Over-reffing with difficult rules like that just messes up the game and should be corrected.
PS: Bernier is a very good goalie and made a muff on a badly reffed play, but that certainly doesn't equate him to be a bad goalie. Jonathan Quick made just as big a muff a few weeks ago and no one would even consider calling him a bad goalie. All goalies make muffs, including Price, and one incident doesn't make a correct judgement.