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Anglesmith

Setting up the play?
Sep 17, 2012
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Glove pass and than like a foot above the crossbar high stick and Mclellan doesn't even have a conversation about it.
Not a glove pass. Glove passes only include instances where a player intentionally directs the puck toward a teammate. In this case, the Flames player intentionally reached out for the puck, but the puck merely deflected off his glove. He did not mean to direct it back in the direction it went. That's the distinction. From the rule: "the play shall not be stopped unless, in the opinion of the Referee, he has deliberately directed the puck to a teammate in any zone other than the defending zone." There was no intent for the puck to go the way it did.

The high stick, that's on the Kings' video team to find an angle showing the puck clearly above the shoulder on the first contact. The second contact with respect to the crossbar would have been automatically reviewed anyway. They don't leave it to the head coach to determine things on a tablet with the stakes what they are these days. That would be foolish. You can probably rest assured that sufficient evidence didn't exist.
 
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McXLNC97

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Mar 20, 2007
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If it was obvious, the refs and Toronto would have overruled it. It wasn’t. It’s a goal, you don’t like it, leave.

Yeah because we all know that the refs and especially Toronto always, always get the call right....lol
 

Anglesmith

Setting up the play?
Sep 17, 2012
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Here's the video:



From this angle, whether that first hit was above the shoulder depends on how far in front of him the puck is, which is impossible to tell in this view. The second hit is pretty clearly below the bar.
 

DrDrai

The OG
Jan 28, 2007
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He’s looking up at this point.

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kilowatt

the vibes are not immaculate
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Definitely was high on the initial touch - for chrissakes it was above his shoulders at eye level before it dropped and he tapped it in on the second touch.

They scored anyways, so why not challenge it? If you lose, it's a penalty with 1 minute left, but you're still up 1 - practically just gave them the goal to steal a point and take it to OT.

LA won anyways, but that goal shouldn't have counted.

Not sure what you mean. If you lose, it's a penalty with one minute left and the game is now tied. That seems like a huge gamble, considering the momentum.
 

crue7

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Pretty funny not one word from a fan base that cried about the Landeskog goal for days and that one happened in the neutral zone.
You can't even challenge highsticks in the neutral zone either. This year you can challenge in the offensive zone that result in a goal. LA coach fudged that one up big time.
 

McXLNC97

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Not sure what you mean. If you lose, it's a penalty with one minute left and the game is now tied. That seems like a huge gamble, considering the momentum.

I don't believe that's correct. It's only a 2 minute penalty on a failed offside challenge.

edit: never mind, i was wrong, it's a penalty on any lost challenge now, not a lost time out.
 

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