Holocene
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We've been screwed on like 10 of those calls in the last two years. I'd feel sympathy but I hate Montreal.
That's irrelevant and you know it...
Maybe next time put the puck into the empty net?
It really was conclusive. Not on the last frame, but a couple frames before that shows the puck in.
We've been screwed on like 10 of those calls in the last two years. I'd feel sympathy but I hate Montreal.
You saw a frame with the puck clearly over?
It was in, but I don't see how they could overturn the call.
You saw a frame with the puck clearly over?
It was in, but I don't see how they could overturn the call.
i think the last replay they should on nbc was pretty conclusiveComing from an NYR fan, logic says that was a goal. But based on the moronic way the Toronto war room reviews goal calls, they made the right call. Not a single camera angle definitively (or as they say it "conclusively") showed the puck completely across the line (i.e. you can see white between the red line and the puck).
They have made several of those types of calls against the Rangers this season, so I don't really feel that bad about it. But the NHL either needs to allow logic into the equation, get some better friggin cameras, OR get some puck sensors going so we don't need to keep dealing with this crap.
By using common sense and making the correct call. MSG as a whole knew it was in too.
Well to be fair.. he did. He put it in the net, being an inch over the line is just as much a goal as wiring it top shelf.
Except one that is an inch over the line has a chance to not count and the other doesn't. It should of been an easy goal, not depending on a freeze frame to have it counted after it's been waved off on the ice.
does it matter were he put it in? a goal is a goal and that was a goal