Post-Game Talk: Garbage Refs can't stop the Jets, 5-4 winners in OT
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That one is different because it was an immediate scoring chance.
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I know but we had the better advance stats against minny was the pont...
Turin
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Why is Morrissey so good this year? New coaching utilizing him properly?
I cannot like this enough. Reffing is always going to be somewhat objective to an extent but my god we are just getting JOBBED this year. WTF.F*ck you refs!
F*uck you NHL Ops!
F*ck you Dallas!
And hell, why not, F*ck Vegas!
jgimp
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Are you that f***ing daft? The goalie is down and out without a f***ing mask with players actively shooting 100kph shots at the net while scrums occur around him. It should have been blown dead immediately and I would wish the same if it happened at the other end of the ice to Oettinger!
AlphaLackey
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Short of something that warrants a suspension, it's basically any means necessary time. Who cares if you get 10 and a game there? 10 minute match and a game? What does it matter?
Anyone know if Roger Nielson has a child that wants to be a coach?
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an immediate scoring chance, the puck was beind the net when his helmet was off
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Coelacanth of the game:
Yep, its Big Josh Morrissey
His 2nd Coelacanth in 3 games.
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Yep, its Big Josh Morrissey
His 2nd Coelacanth in 3 games.
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oldunclehue
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Refs may not of seen the helmet off as it was behind the net at the time.
Once the goal was scored, pretty hard to overturn that based upon the helmet.
Id say it was what, less than 2 seconds between the helmet off and goal scored, thats fairly immediate.
The Blue Baron
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You are off track and do not give a rip about player safety. Give your head a big ol shake!
Thanks for posting that.
Not that my opinion matters to the NHL but that's nuts from a player safety standpoint. We're not in in 1961 with players using wooden sticks and working at Eaton's in the off-season (even then playing without masks was insanity, but that's how it was). There's substantial risk in both the posted instance and tonight's game. Helle's choice is to get up and potentially take a shot to the face? Idiocy.
I agree Morrissey caused the incident by pushing Benn into Hellebuyck. As such, the dislodging of the helmet is the fault of the Jets, but from a safety standpoint a better call would be to penalize Morrissey for delay of game (i.e. causing the goalie's helmet to come off) and award Dallas a powerplay.
"When a goalkeeper has lost his helmet and/or face mask and... the opposing team has control of the puck, play shall only be stopped if there is no immediate and impending scoring opportunity."
Just saying. I can see the argument. Dallas had control of the play on the man advantage.
I think more folks should be taking note of the awful Bowness turtle. That's two games now where it's almost cost us a game. This team is not good enough defensively for that to be effective.
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Jets absolutely outplayed the Stars tonight. The eye-test is correct. Even Maelamenen made a couple of great plays in the third.
According to the rule book they made the right call. However, he was face down on the ice for quite a while!
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4/5 Hammers tonight for Joshua showing the NHL what he is, Helle playing great, and in general the Jets playing a great road game, please understand the Benn is a took advantage of a subtle push to slam Bucky but shame on the refs for allowing the play to go on when a player is face down on the ice doesn't matter what happened a second or two before
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The rules state that if the goalie loses his helmet, the refs must stop the play as soon as the opposition has a scoring opportunity . The refs did not follow the rule book.
Stars passing the puck from the goal-line to the point is not an imminent goal scoring chance. The whistle should be blown.
The Blue Baron
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LOL face it you don’t give a care about player safety. Watch it again it was minimum 3 seconds. Maybe adjust your bifocals. It was a horse crap call and league decision!
Yeah Josh has to get a running start to move Benn an inch so that was a complete laugh, but Benns a greasy dbag and knew what he was doing so I can't say I'm surprised.
Your gripe should be with the NHL and not the refs this game for this call. I would guess the vast majority of people agree with what you posted but the NHL decided goalie safety doesn't matter to them in this instance. It's ridiculous but just another thing to throw on to the pile of inconsistency within the NHL.
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The rule states "immediate" scoring chance, And immediate is left to the ref/control rooms discretion/interpretation. We can debate it all we want, but it was called how it was called.
You can say I'm wrong, but the league and refs tonight say I'm right.
Jets win.....so the hockey gods do exist.
Enjoy the win.
Unless there is an immediate scoring threat (puck was behind the net), the play technically should have been blown dead with the goalies helmet off. Whether Morrissey's actions caused the contact doesn't change the fact that Hellebuyck is down on the ice with his helmet off. If that puck deflects and somehow hits him while he's on the ice because the officials didn't call the play dead there would be hell to pay.
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