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Yeti of the Flow

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Claude Julien is such a whiney *****. On what planet does he think that wasnt interference by Marchand? Christ shut your yap and be reasonable.

A few reasons. Giordano was the one who actually committed the interference by getting in Marchand's lane.

Another is that the Bruins had a goal they saw should be overturned when Rask's glove was hit recently, challenged, and it was allowed because Rask wasn't entirely in the crease (Only reason it could have been, because you can't say his glove, which is where the puck was scored, wasn't hit immediately before the shot scored). Whereas this goal was overturned citing the rule which should have overturned the goal against the Bruins days before, as well, but wasn't.
 

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No idea why the Devils tried to challenge that? Nyquist was clearly in possession of the puck
 

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Was the official behind the net drunk in the Oilers / Coyotes. Emphatically waves that there's a goal on the ice, replay clearly shows no goal.
 

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A few reasons. Giordano was the one who actually committed the interference by getting in Marchand's lane.

Another is that the Bruins had a goal they saw should be overturned when Rask's glove was hit recently, challenged, and it was allowed because Rask wasn't entirely in the crease (Only reason it could have been, because you can't say his glove, which is where the puck was scored, wasn't hit immediately before the shot scored). Whereas this goal was overturned citing the rule which should have overturned the goal against the Bruins days before, as well, but wasn't.

I didn't see the Rask goal that was challenged. But it order to compare that one with this one, Rask's glove should have been shoved with enough force by his own defenseman that he fell over because an opponent shoved the defenseman into him. Was that what happened?

Come on man, you can't shove an opponent into a goalie even if you thought he was interfering with you. It was the right no-goal call.
 

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The phrase "x handed y the game" is thrown around a lot these days, but I think I can safely say Hedman probably just gave Columbus the game there.
 

Yeti of the Flow

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I didn't see the Rask goal that was challenged. But it order to compare that one with this one, Rask's glove should have been shoved with enough force by his own defenseman that he fell over because an opponent shoved the defenseman into him. Was that what happened?

Come on man, you can't shove an opponent into a goalie even if you thought he was interfering with you. It was the right no-goal call.

I didn't say it should be a goal. I said why the Bruins staff has a legitimate grip with it being no-goal. This goal cited a rule which should have overturned the goal the Bruins challenged when Rask's glove was hit, but for some reason the rule wasn't brought up, then. You're right, though, the contact on Rask should be even more obvious because it was direct contact with him from the opposing player, rather than what happened here.
 
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