I wish my mayor smoked crack.If you’re mayor smoked crack, you’d do it too.
I wish my mayor smoked crack.If you’re mayor smoked crack, you’d do it too.
at least come up with something that would actually offend people from Jersey.What they have thrown and done if yet another goal was disallowed?
What what they have thrown if the refs started chanting “Bon Jovi sucks!”
Incidental contact is still enough to reverse a goal. It is clearly spelled out in the rules.
The contact is far more obvious. But it also comes outside the crease, and the rules are different on the white ice. If the goalie is out of his crease, incidental contact is now allowed
What they have thrown and done if yet another goal was disallowed?
What what they have thrown if the refs started chanting “Bon Jovi sucks!”
eh, if someones attacks you should you hold yourself back when defending yourself because "violence is wrong"?Ok?
You also don't want people here to paint all Devils fans with the same brush but you're sort of doing the same thing.
Anyways, glad we both agree that the actions of some Devils fans was over the top.
Hey Devils fans. You're the best team in hockey. Who gives af, right?
Poor Jimmy. Leafs winning. Sens sucking. Not a great time to be jimmy spples.I can’t blame Devils fans for doing this. The game seemed fixed the way legitimate Devils goals were getting called back.. has anyone ever seen 3 disallowed calls in a game before?
Where do you see him make a reasonable effort to avoid contact here? He's skating on the same curve and speed pretty much the whole way through.
Damn. I just got back to my place on the beach in beautiful Belmar NJ.This is definitely on brand for New Jersey. Probably the only other teams in that gutter category are the Isles.
This was probably the easiest call I've ever seen for a kicked in goal. Normally you see a redirect and then you have to determine if there was a kicking motion, this was a full on windup soccer kick. Granted he was trying to pop it up towards his stick and it went in - accidents happen. Unfortunately it is not a legal goal, maybe Haula should try a different sport.I’ve seen way more egregious kicks result in goals in the last few yeara
Could be worse
Reading comprehension problem? initiated "outside" of the goal "crease".![]()
Explaining the controversial calls that gave the Leafs the win over the Devils
The Devils put the puck past Matt Murray four times on the night, but only got one goal.theathletic.com
Someone also posted the rules earlier:
Goals should be disallowed only if: (1) an attacking player, either by his positioning or by contact, impairs the goalkeeper’s ability to move freely within his crease or defend his goal; or (2) an attacking player initiates intentional or deliberate contact with a goalkeeper, inside or outside of his goal crease. Incidental contact with a goalkeeper will be permitted, and resulting goals allowed, when such contact is initiated outside of the goal crease, provided the attacking player has made a reasonable effort to avoid such contact."
DGB also thinks the second one was the biggest question in his article. Because it really just comes down to whether you think the contact was incidental or not.
Reading comprehension problem? initiated "outside" of the goal "crease".
The contact was "inside" of the crease. Literally read rule 1) before your highlight, you cannot make contact with the goalie when he is in his crease making a save, that call will go against you everytime, unless the goalie has enough time to reset. This one is a textbook no goal.
Also as another FYI to the morons on the main boards. Prudential Center doesn’t show replays on reviews, the fans were not shown the reasons why they were overturned (but the first one should have been a goal)
It was the perfect storm with the streak, the 3 reviews, post shots and the biggest drinking day of the year. cans would have been thrown in every single f***ing arena given these circumstances. If you say otherwise you are a straight up liar or delusional.
Reading comprehension problem? initiated "outside" of the goal "crease".
The contact was "inside" of the crease. Literally read rule 1) before your highlight, you cannot make contact with the goalie when he is in his crease.
How the hell do you think Tatar hit him in the goal crease?
That wasn't "incidental" contact.
The league has said as much already.