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Ottawa 67's 2022-23 Season Thread (Part 3)

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Race Dawg said:
HA!! 67's tie game. That game was gifted to Oshawa, If you are going to win win it properly!
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Gens outshot them 14-6 in the 3rd, they earned it. Gens are a bad team missing 2 of their top D. Best player playing hurt. Ottawa should br destroying them.
 
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yessir29292 said:
Shitty call to give Oshawa the tie but you are right they played well overall and deserved the win tonight . Ottawa coasting this series. Hardly represent regular season league champs right now. Could be coming back to Ottawa tied as I did predict Oshawa to win at least two games tho....
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yessir29292 said:
Gens outshot them 14-6 in the 3rd, they earned it. Gens are a bad team missing 2 of their top D. Best player playing hurt. Ottawa should br destroying them.
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some times people read the newspaper reports that say exactly what you are saying. They start to think it will be easy.

They now, I think realize it will not be easy.

Would love to be in the dressing room or hotel tonight

This is where the Morrison trade becomes important. He needs to step up and make these guys accountable.
 
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Well a good lesson early in the playoffs. We dominated 40 min of the game but took our foot off the gas in the last ten and it killed us. I'm actually pleased we lost one early and gotta admire the Gens in this one, they gave it their all. Another thing I like is the Gens are a big team so good practise for us going forward maybe againt NB. No panic this will be done in five, think you'll see a different 67 team tomorrow.
 
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mianjo said:
67's lose 5-4 in OT 0:23



GOAL
3RD 19:54 #19 Jack Beck (2) scores. Assists: #16 Logan Morrison, #4 Pavel Mintyukov
How does a goal count when both posts are dislodged, the ref blows his whistle then waves the goal off, then talks to his mate and says good goal?????
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The 67s lost because they were unprepared for the third period and OT. Six shots in the third with a 3-1 lead?

The video review is a perfect example of why live sports are in danger. Football (particularly the CFL has become unwatchable), Baseball, Hockey, Soccer, Rugby have all gone to some sort of review. It has affected the way officials call the game and introduced concepts that would have been laughed at a few years ago.

Hockey, for example, has spent decades cleaning up and speeding up the game. Eliminating line brawls and staged fights. Instituting fast face-off rules. Adding a second referee to an already crowded ice surface. Now we can have as many as four 10-minute delays per game while refs or lines play Candy Crush. Referees increasingly call Major penalties, knowing that they will have to review it anyway. More than once, the decision was that there was no penalty at all. Last night, the awarding of a goal was a travesty. Not the deciding factor in the end, but a terrible decision.

The same thing happened with the Leafs, but there was a difference. There was a penalty assessed and then withdrawn on review. Last night, no penalty, a clear whistle, and a clear wave-off.

In Football, there are games where flag-happy officials ruin the game. fearful of being made to look foolish on review. I saw a baseball game replay where the same umpire was overturned 4 times on obvious errors. And yet, he is still a working umpire (and much-hated by the teams.)

The concept seems to be that every call should be perfect. News flash, we have no perfect players, no perfect coaches, and no perfect officials. These are live sports, played at pace, and there will always be errors. In the end, according to Macbeth, all sound and fury, signifying nothing.

I know I sound like an old fogey and maybe I am, but that's my opinion, like it or not.

I will remind you that opinions are like butt holes, everybody's got one.
 
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beastintheeast said:
I have a feeling he may be more injured than people think but yes he played.

His off Ice leadership here is what I am talking about

Wish the OHL tracked time on ice
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PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE make it public. OHL is so secretive about everything. Make the draft picks public too
 
beastintheeast said:
I have a feeling he may be more injured than people think but yes he played.

His off Ice leadership here is what I am talking about

Wish the OHL tracked time on ice
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Who are you interested in seeing - Morrison? His ice time seemed normal, but I could see it being slightly less than previous games. Gardiner seemed to get the most rotations through the 4th lines wingers - Sirman and Kelly. Morrison had an off-game. Matier did too.

I agree that TOI stats would be ideal.
 
ecraigs said:
The 67s lost because they were unprepared for the third period and OT. Six shots in the third with a 3-1 lead?

The video review is a perfect example of why live sports are in danger. Football (particularly the CFL has become unwatchable), Baseball, Hockey, Soccer, Rugby have all gone to some sort of review. It has affected the way officials call the game and introduced concepts that would have been laughed at a few years ago.

Hockey, for example, has spent decades cleaning up and speeding up the game. Eliminating line brawls and staged fights. Instituting fast face-off rules. Adding a second referee to an already crowded ice surface. Now we can have as many as four 10-minute delays per game while refs or lines play Candy Crush. Referees increasingly call Major penalties, knowing that they will have to review it anyway. More than once, the decision was that there was no penalty at all. Last night, the awarding of a goal was a travesty. Not the deciding factor in the end, but a terrible decision.

The same thing happened with the Leafs, but there was a difference. There was a penalty assessed and then withdrawn on review. Last night, no penalty, a clear whistle, and a clear wave-off.

In Football, there are games where flag-happy officials ruin the game. fearful of being made to look foolish on review. I saw a baseball game replay where the same umpire was overturned 4 times on obvious errors. And yet, he is still a working umpire (and much-hated by the teams.)

The concept seems to be that every call should be perfect. News flash, we have no perfect players, no perfect coaches, and no perfect officials. These are live sports, played at pace, and there will always be errors. In the end, according to Macbeth, all sound and fury, signifying nothing.

I know I sound like an old fogey and maybe I am, but that's my opinion, like it or not.

I will remind you that opinions are like butt holes, everybody's got one.
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100% with you on this my friend !

Games played and refs by humans but corrected by machines. Showing off all their human officiating errors, asking fans to have faith in them. Best throw all this technology out the window and just go with the humanly calls, good or bad. "Game On"
 
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Ottawa completely lost coverage on Oshawa's 2nd goal and the same in OT. 3 67S in the corner and Ritchie still manages to pass the puck to Gagne who was wide open.

Mackenzie seemed to be fighting the puck, he just looked nervous and not himself. Defence overall was not great.

That one goal was questionable but should not have sent us into a tailspin.
 
ecraigs said:
Last night, the awarding of a goal was a travesty. Not the deciding factor in the end, but a terrible decision.
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Complete and utter bullshit call. Oshawa got a gift. I am now expecting every goals to be reviewed moving forward as a result . Maybe some will count and some won't lol
 
Race Dawg said:
Complete and utter bullshit call. Oshawa got a gift. I am now expecting every goals to be reviewed moving forward as a result . Maybe some will count and some won't lol
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This happens and we have benefitted from these calls as well.

you cannot blame the refs for the loss though.

The bottom line is that this team needs to play a full 60 minutes plus

Getting only 6 shots in the 3rd is ridiculous in the playoffs for this team.

It is interesting that when the call goes in the 67's favour we never complain and say that we should give that goal back.

Bottom line is last game this team stunk.
 
SenzZen said:
Sounds like the classic Dave Cameron "protect the lead" third period, to me.
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Same thing happened when he coached Canada at the World Juniors that lead to their collapse against Russia in the 2011 Gold Medal Game, and near collapse against Finland in 2022 Gold Medal that Canada won in OT. Had Mason Mctavish not stopped puck on the goaline that nearly lead to Finland's golden goal in OT, that would have cemented Dave Cameron's legacy as the coach whose "protect the lead" in the third period failed not once but twice in the World Juniors. Some even suggested that on the World Junior boards that it may have cost Cameron a chance to land another coaching gig in the NHL. I hope this "protect the lead" mentality does not get to the 67s or else they could be in trouble in the playoffs.
 
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beastintheeast said:
This happens and we have benefitted from these calls as well.

you cannot blame the refs for the loss though.

The bottom line is that this team needs to play a full 60 minutes plus

Getting only 6 shots in the 3rd is ridiculous in the playoffs for this team.

It is interesting that when the call goes in the 67's favour we never complain and say that we should give that goal back.

Bottom line is last game this team stunk.
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Never once did I blame the refs for the loss. Ottawa took care of that part lol. Blamed the refs for the ridiculously stupid calls to award Oshawa a goal after the whistle went and the fact that it wasn't conclusive who actually knocked the net off.

It's human nature not to complain when your team gets a ride ride lol
 
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67's lead 8-0 after 2

GOAL
2ND 2:31
#23 Will Gerrior (3) scores. Assists: #24 Vinzenz Rohrer, #20 Luca Pinelli
+/-

GOAL
2ND 8:03
#16 Logan Morrison (3) scores. Assists: #19 Jack Beck
+/-

GOAL
2ND 9:16
#20 Luca Pinelli (4) scores. Assists: #25 Brad Gardiner
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GOAL
2ND 9:53
#23 Will Gerrior (4) scores. Assists: #20 Luca Pinelli
+/-

GOAL
2ND 12:03
#16 Logan Morrison (4) scores. Assists: #19 Jack Beck
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GOAL
2ND 18:02
#19 Jack Beck (3) scores. Assists: #12 Anthony Costantini, #4 Pavel Mintyukov
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