GDT: Devils @ Predators - 8:00 PM - MSGSN

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Rhodes 81

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Game management is so transparent. Every fan base knows it’s happening and the league has been caught and they just ignore it.
It's wild that they straight up admit to this stuff but nothing happens. Other sports have blown calls, but you never see them trying to keep the holding calls even in football or randomly call a balk on a pitcher cause the other team got one 2 innings ago.

It's frankly confusing that the refs in this league seem to believe their job is to make the game fair rather than to enforce the rules. I usually don't get to worked up about it because we all know the deal by now, but that trip was just so egregious
 

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Started watching the game in bed. Lost the remote in the first minute. Struggle to find it by lifting bankets pillows etc. then have to get up pull sheets of bed etc just to find the remote that is almost always in the same 2-3 spots. Am I the only one who deals with this? It is worse with guitar pics.
 
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It's wild that they straight up admit to this stuff but nothing happens. Other sports have blown calls, but you never see them trying to keep the holding calls even in football or randomly call a balk on a pitcher cause the other team got one 2 innings ago.

It's frankly confusing that the refs in this league seem to believe their job is to make the game fair rather than to enforce the rules. I usually don't get to worked up about it because we all know the deal by now, but that trip was just so egregious
But it’s not fair. Fair is calling the deserved penalties. They think their job is just to call an even number of penalties despite more being deserved. They must be told to do that .
 

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Did Tim Peel ever come out and say every ref does it?
Half admitted it and half denied it.
“For people to understand as a referee, normally if you’ve called five or six penalties against one team, I think everybody knows ‘if you can find one against the other team to keep them happy then that’s what we do,” Peel told DFO Rundown hosts Jason Gregor and Frank Seravalli.

“But in this case, there had only been one penalty called in the game and it was against Detroit. When I called that penalty, I think it was Arvidsson that tripped the Detroit player and when I threw my arm up, I was in the neutral zone and I honestly thought Arvidsson tripped him. But as soon as I throw my arm up, I’m like ‘jeez, I didn’t think he pushed him down.’ I didn’t see it the way I thought that I saw it.

“So I think it was my defence mechanism kicking in, more of an embarrassment thing to a guy that I really respected a lot in Kelly Sutherland and I said ‘yeah it wasn’t much, I wanted to get a penalty — which wasn’t the case at all. I didn’t want to get a penalty against Nashville, and I just made a mistake. I made a tremendous error in judgement by choosing the words that I did.”
 
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