Everyone on the Blues side needs to calm down, we got screwed...arguing with entitled Californians is going to go nowhere. There are many positives here. First, this WILL light a fire under the Blues to absolutely destroy the Sharks and honestly this will be the best case scenario moving forward as we have been playing at 60-70% potential minus the game 6's. Secondly, the Sharks look like hot garbage right now. Whether it's from being fatigued or banged up, they just don't look impressive. This is partly why their fanbase is clinging to the notion that they deserved this game...they're terrified of how awful their team looks. Bring it on....you just woke a sleeping giant.
Not if JB does not play better. Hes playing down to Martin Jones levels. 12 goals in 3 games is not acceptable. We need to defend better.Looking at a brightside of the game last night
4th line was great. Barbashev, Sunny and Steen seemed to find a different gear last night. If they can keep that up, I like our chances going forward.
Blues will win this series if the refs f*** off and they start defending better.I'm very curious to see how the team responds to this. Will they fold or be pissed off?
Hand pass aside, wtf was everyone doing on that play? Schenn leaves Nyquist, Tarasenko leaves Karlsson. JBo not hard on the puck or body defending Nyquist. Binnington sliding terribly uncontrolled...
Not only did the refs blow the play. The Blues played it equally as bad.
After the crap that Walmart Great Value Brand Johnny Depp Jack Sparrow knockoff reject mother ****er said post game forget that!!!
TO WAR!!!!
Agreed this is the only solutionRefs miss calls all the time, it's a fast game and it happens. The travesty here is the overall spectrum of a flaw in the league. Toronto absolutely has to have the authority to make a call on that and notify the on ice officials that they missed something.
We wont get one.Still no statement from the league.
Painfull to read, but I agree.Brutal, backbreaking loss. The hand pass was clear as day and the refs turned a blind eye to it. That's just a fact. Another fact is that we had several opportunities to just win it outright. Schwartz hits the empty net, it's over. Petro makes a better play instead of icing it with no pressure, it's over. O'Reilly ties up Couture's stick in front of the net, it's over. Etc. It doesn't excuse the absolutely horrific officiating, and the officials absolutely should be held accountable for their actions, but the Blues didn't do enough either to just close out the game. Feels like a series defining loss and one we'll look back on like all of the other brutal series losses in the past.
It literally was an interview about 15 minutes after the game. Anyone who blames a player for being heated is insane.And Petro saying there's different rules for different teams is Bush league. Clear the puck without icing it twice and maybe it never would have gone to OT.
There's more mental gymnastics by SJS fans in couple hours to justify that goal than the Buffalo fan base justifying the ROR trade for 10 months
I don’t think I’ve ever been as angry with a player as I was when Petro iced the puck for the second time.
He had time and he he had space after a won faceoff and I was in stunned disbelief that he would choose to to take a few strides and wrist one down for an icing under those circumstances. I mean what the actual **** man.
Couture thanked Pietroangelo for the icings. He should have. Those were bone headed moves. I can accept one from him, but two? We shouldn't' have been in OT if it wasn't for those icings.
Thought this was humorous and gut wrenching at the same time.
Salt in the wound? Timo Meier is officially credited with an assist. So, the league ‘officially’ records an assist for a hand pass that ‘officially’ didn’t happen. #NHLOfficials #MissedABigOne #Sharks #Blues #STLvsSJS
— Bryan Polcyn (@bryanpolcyn) May 16, 2019