francis246
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- Nov 16, 2007
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You can bump the player what do you mean slow him down how ? Are you joking ?
He was on the wrong side of the ice should he have left his side of the ice to help these guys do their job?
I went back to watch the play, there is zero chance Marner would have been able to bump Pastrnak. It was a dump in from the red line on the left side of the ice, he would have got called for interference or a trip at the speed Pastrnak was going at. Secondly, Marner was puck watching (if you want to put blame on him for something it would be that. He was watching the dump in and wasn't even facing Pastrnak's direction to see him sneak behind him very fast. The one guy who was facing forward and could see that play developing was Rielly. But unfortunately Rielly was WAY too high and he could not react in time. I don't want to shit on Nylander too much, but if he does 3 or 4 hard strides he probably disrupts that play as well. He floated in. Like I said, break down's on everyone's part but i wouldn't blame on one person.