HockeyMad68
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McCauley was also the man of the grassy knoll, who knew?
bonus: here is the amazing one-handed crosscheck incase you missed it
Great crosschecking call by McCauley
I guess Kampf has a history of violent penalties ... let's check his record.
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82 games 4 penalty minutes this year. Never more than 10 in a season ever.
In that we suepect that he is throwing games or in that in that in order to avoid any appearance of inproprietity, he should not be allowed to officiate Leaf games?
In which case, if the NHL limits involvement , they are saying you can't trust a ref to be impartial regardless of any personal feelings, yes? That's a slippery slope there. Either he's a ref or not.
Nobody is saying the Leafs played great, but the game wasn't lost after 2-0.. the Leafs were come back and it seemed every chance the refs could slow them down they did.Just saying, reffing had very little to do with that pathetic display last night. Penalties or not, it would have been a similar result. This team needs to decide who they want to be and fast. If they lose this series with performances like last night, we're looking at blowing up the entire organization and completely rebuilding. Management, coaching and star players. Everything will be on the table.
The Leafs were back at 2-3 with full momentum when the refs applied their most blatant manipulation attempts on the result.Two Refs on the ice, did McCauley call all the penalties? (is there a way to know this?)
IMO, game was over before the Refs had any effect on it.
Sometimes you have to kill off a penalty.The Leafs were back at 2-3 with full momentum when the refs applied their most blatant manipulation attempts on the result.
Judges and doctors are among the most trusted of professionals out there, but they are required to recuse themselves during certain situations. It's not because we don't trust the individual, it's because as a species we aren't infallible. So it's better to just avoid conflict of interest situations altogetherIn that we suepect that he is throwing games or in that in that in order to avoid any appearance of inproprietity, he should not be allowed to officiate Leaf games?
In which case, if the NHL limits involvement , they are saying you can't trust a ref to be impartial regardless of any personal feelings, yes? That's a slippery slope there. Either he's a ref or not.
Where I work and where I have previously worked, even an appearance of a potential conflict of interest is not permitted.
If you can draw a direct line between party A and Party B there is a potential for a conflict of interest.
I'm not saying there is anything happening, but this is being discussed here and now.
That is because it doesn't take any amount of imagination to go Frost-McAuley-Keefe.
Recuse
Isn't the place that decides which goals count and which goals don't located next door to where the Leafs play?Judges and doctors are among the most trusted of professionals out there, but they are required to recuse themselves during certain situations. It's not because we don't trust the individual, it's because as a species we aren't infallible. So it's better to just avoid conflict of interest situations altogether
NHL head office is where?Isn't the place that decides which goals count and which goals don't located next door to where the Leafs play?
Just saying, reffing had very little to do with that pathetic display last night. Penalties or not, it would have been a similar result. This team needs to decide who they want to be and fast. If they lose this series with performances like last night, we're looking at blowing up the entire organization and completely rebuilding. Management, coaching and star players. Everything will be on the table.
in that the league sucks and so do the leafsIn that we suepect that he is throwing games or in that in that in order to avoid any appearance of inproprietity, he should not be allowed to officiate Leaf games?
In which case, if the NHL limits involvement , they are saying you can't trust a ref to be impartial regardless of any personal feelings, yes? That's a slippery slope there. Either he's a ref or not.
Number of penalties called on each team is only half the story. The other half are the non-calls.The 8 games Wes has reffed for Toronto, in 3 of them Toronto has been given more penalties than the opposing team, and in 4 of them they've been given less. Hard to see much bias there.
The Leafs played like trash for large portions of the game - especially letting those two early goals.
At the same time I doubt few could have watched that entire game and say to themselves "absolutely nothing wrong with what the refs were doing" - especially giving Kampf that weak call while ignoring some pretty blatant stuff from the Bolts happening just a few moments earlier.....
Since 2014 the Leafs are 0-8 in playoffs games reffed by McCauley. And are 17-17 with any other ref....
Weren't the Leafs like 5-0-1 with McCauley reffing heading into last night?View attachment 691567
source: Fan reveals that there is a conflict of interest between Sheldon Keefe and Wes McCauley
David Frost is Wes McCauley's brother in law. Frost abused Keefe and others for years in Jr that even extended to later years.
As bad as we all thought the reffing is, this team still gave up two quick goals and couldnt kill a penalty if their life depended on it.
It's not on the refs. Don't use this shitty excuse the 5th year in a row.
The Leafs played like trash for large portions of the game - especially letting those two early goals.
At the same time I doubt few could have watched that entire game and say to themselves "absolutely nothing wrong with what the refs were doing" - especially giving Kampf that weak call while ignoring some pretty blatant stuff from the Bolts happening just a few moments earlier.....
Since 2014 the Leafs are 0-8 in playoffs games reffed by McCauley....