Here is the play in question.
Simple question - did the refs miss a holding the stick penalty on Byfield?
Simple question - did the refs miss a holding the stick penalty on Byfield?
As I wrote in the thread - Byfield clearly grabs the stick, which warrants a penalty call.
But given the circumstances (most notably, Wright's soft play), I'm glad a penalty wasn't called.
And I fully admit I'd be salty if I was a Kraken fan (they're my second team). But I'm also pissed at Wright for the lack of effort. Had he fought harder, he might have gotten a call.
An old timer like Whiskey get's a pass I think. And if not, then what have we come to?Not the best poll.
There's a ton overlap between A and B.
Polls don't have to be mutually exclusive.Not the best poll.
There's a ton overlap between A and B.
Usually when someone gets technical with Filthy Dangles, it does not end in their favour. But I think you make a strong case here.Polls don't have to be mutually exclusive.
Select the response that best describes how you feel.
Probably because grabbing the opponents stick is a penalty ? There's literally no argument against it lol clear as day grabs his stickNot the best poll.
There's a ton overlap between A and B.
Probably because grabbing the opponents stick is a penalty ? There's literally no argument against it lol clear as day grabs his stick
The goal was still insane, the hand eye coordination to do that with 1 hand while battling in front of the net but absolutely a penalty and it should have been called.
Yes I want the rule book applied by the literal sense. Grabbing a defending players stick, directly resulting in a goal is stupid.Here;s the problem, it's also a penalty to "cross check" a player, but there are literally a 100 a game, that do not get called, because it doesn't rise to the level of a penalty.
Those arguing that it's a penalty, are taking the rule book by it's literal sense, and wanting it applied that way, when you do that, you will see games 3 on 3 in perpetuity the amount of penalties that should be called, which is why, it's not called that way.
Interesting analogy. Couldn't she still get dismissed late in the game by saying that? If so that would be like the mods nullifying a lot of the votes for one side of the poll, which itself seems absurd in a free for any rationalization poll. So I suppose the analogy breaks down.I once was serving jury duty and a woman in our pool told the judge that she would lie to herself to find the defendant not guilty because she could not live with the guilt of sending someone to prison - even if she believed they were guilty. This poll feels a lot like that. Anyone with an understanding of the rule knows it was a penalty and the goal should have been waived off, but many are digging for a rationalization as to why not.
Every time I have seen a cross check in front of the net that created space and a goal was scored immediately thereafter as a result, the goal was called off. The same logic should have been applied in this situation.Here;s the problem, it's also a penalty to "cross check" a player, but there are literally a 100 a game, that do not get called, because it doesn't rise to the level of a penalty.
Those arguing that it's a penalty, are taking the rule book by it's literal sense, and wanting it applied that way, when you do that, you will see games 3 on 3 in perpetuity the amount of penalties that should be called, which is why, it's not called that way.
Way to completely missed the point.Interesting analogy. Couldn't she still get dismissed late in the game by saying that? If so that would be like the mods nullifying a lot of the votes for one side of the poll, which itself seems absurd in a free for any rationalization poll. So I suppose the analogy breaks down.
Here is the play in question.
Simple question - did the refs miss a holding the stick penalty on Byfield?