Poorly.Ive been walking around my house bent in half to see what its like being Byfield, and man you cant breath.. hows he do it?
damn quantum tunnelsIn one frame Kane is just short of the line, but the other Hawk hasn't entered yet. In the next frame, Kane is touching the blue, but now the other Hawk is in.
To be fair, watching those replays, if it was a Kings goal resulting, I would want the call they got. So even though I tend to think it was probably JUST offside, it's inconclusive. I don't like that the announcement definitively says it is onside, Say it's too close and can't be overturned. That's a reasonable outcome.damn quantum tunnels
That sounds authoritative - you hear that from Toronto?The offside was because there was no conclusive frame that showed both Hawks in the zone at the same time. It's a delayed offside situation given Kane wasn't playing the puck. As long as Kane touched up before the other Hawk went in, the play is onside. In one frame Kane is just short of the line, but the other Hawk hasn't entered yet. In the next frame, Kane is touching the blue, but now the other Hawk is in. There was no frame where both were in, therefore no conclusive evidence it was offside. Super close.
Nothing to do with Moore playing it in, it was a contested puck and it clearly came off both sticks.
Lizotte would probably love to be 6'1"...it seems that Byfield would love to be 5'10". What a shift, though.Ive been walking around my house bent in half to see what its like being Byfield, and man you cant breath.. hows he do it?