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And there you go:
so no different than the way it is refed nowSchenn should be awarded two free penalties to take in the next game since he shouldn't have been given anything on this hit.
Looks a lot like the Ekblad hit to me. Right to the head, leaves his feet, Scheifele is hurt. How many games?
Agree 2 min would’ve been fair but Schenn got 4 min on the play. 2 for interference (which was wrong but I’d agree with 2 for charging) and then 2 for roughing. Not sure what the Roughing call was for? Him being jumped by multiple Jets players?2 for charging, can't leave your feet like that. It's borderline interference, but in the playoffs that much of a delayed hit always goes. Can't leave your feet like that.
I don't think it's like the Ekblad hit, he hit him in the chest area. 2 min is fair, suspending that would be a joke.
And there you go:
lol ok. I may regret asking but why do you think it should be a suspension?Not surprised as the league is a joke but it is what it is.
The hypocrisy in here. No penalty was called on this play and Kyrou didn't have the puck either. And it looks like contact was made with the head. Its been a physical series. The hit by Schenn should not have been penalized based on the standard the refs have set for the series.
Puck is long gone here
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lol ok. I may regret asking but why do you think it should be a suspension?
The hypocrisy in here. No penalty was called on this play and Kyrou didn't have the puck either. And it looks like contact was made with the head. Its been a physical series. The hit by Schenn should not have been penalized based on the standard the refs have set for the series.
Puck is long gone here
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You’re right, it’s extremely close. I don’t blame you and other jets fans for watching in real time and freaking out about the hit and I don’t blame the refs for calling a penalty in real time. But I do think it’s a clean hit and I think it’s important to push back on some of the takes in this thread. People calling for suspensions or saying it’s the worst hit of the playoffs are completely out to lunch.That is an interesting shot of it, albeit not all the angles the nhl has so we’ll see, video and live it’s harder to tell exactly but as I say that still picture is interesting. It was very close either way to leaving his feet so hard to tell on video. As I said originally I doubt the nhl does anything and my opinion hasn’t changed. Thanks
Agree 2 min would’ve been fair but Schenn got 4 min on the play. 2 for interference (which was wrong but I’d agree with 2 for charging) and then 2 for roughing. Not sure what the Roughing call was for? Him being jumped by multiple Jets players?![]()
Late how? Scheifele had just deflected the puck a split second before Schenn clobbered him. Wasn’t even interference IMO. You generally get about 2 seconds before a hit is considered “late”. This wasn’t even close to that IMO.Late hit and clearly predatory and left his feet and player is injured. Seems like that has resulted in a number of players being suspended in this round already on different teams. So yeah I think it warrants a game but knew we wouldn't gwt the same treatment.
That’s just not true.I didn't expect any discipline, if Scheifele left right after that hit then maybe, but he didn't.
Wild that some people say it was 100% clean though, he left his feet before he made contact. It's a definite penalty on the ice.
It's close, but Schenn's right foot is on the ice at impact.
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I didn't have a problem with the hit. Just like I didn't have a problem with the Schenn hit. Scheifele touched the puck as well. Either both plays are a penalty for interference or neither are. That was my point.Let’s not play this game. The puck was not “long gone”. A player doesn’t have to still be touching the puck to be eligible to be hit. Generally, a hit isn’t considered late until it’s been 2 seconds since the puck left the player’s stick. It had left Kyrou’s stick less than 1 second before Stanley clobbered him.
I could possibly see head contact though. Hard to see though as Stanley is so huge he takes up almost the entire screen and you can’t really see Kyrou’s head.
But overall, I thought this was a thunderous but mostly clean hit. What you’d expect to seen when a 6’6” 230 lbs freight train slams into a 6’0” 190 lbs finesse player.
Late how? Scheifele had just deflected the puck a split second before Schenn clobbered him. Wasn’t even interference IMO. You generally get about 2 seconds before a hit is considered “late”. This wasn’t even close to that IMO.
Was it predatory? Yup. But please go find that in the rule book. What Schenn did was not nice. Scheifele barely played the puck. He swatted at it and got a piece of it to deflect the puck onto Parayko’s shinguards. But that technically made him eligible to be hit. Did he expect a hit there? Probably not. Did Schenn take advantage of Scheifele barely playing the puck and target him? Absolutely. It wasn’t nice. But it also wasn’t against the rules as the way they’re written.
And even if you disagree Scheifele played the puck, there was still no head contact so not really close to the other plays in these playoffs that resulted in suspensions.
Regarding the player being injured…was he? On that play? He popped right up and then continued playing the rest of the period. He then got rocked at least one more time by Faksa before exiting the game. If he was injured on that play, why was he still playing after? I think there’s a good chance he was injured on that play and then didn’t leave the game until he was rocked a 2nd time but with the optics we have (him popping right back up and staying in the game), there’s no way the league can say he was injured on that play. Easily could’ve been the Faksa hit or a companion of hits.