WarriorofTime
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Jarry is having a very bad season for a team that’s been struggling. I don’t know if he’s in the best head space at that moment to be proposing rule changes.
Should goals off skates count? Tristan Jarry doesn’t think so.
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And players have to call their shot and scream out the quadrant on the net they were aiming for
I.e high glove, low blocker, 5 hole, etc.
Shark Finn
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I'm sure Jarry will see that Ottawa are stripped of another first.... this "not part of hockey" is an afront to the league... why would Ottawa do this.
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Golden_Jet
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Ya agree, it was a dumb comment,
Crosby should tell him, you realize I’ve scored goals like that.
uncleben
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Honestly, slapshots are pretty gimmicky, imo.
Boom Boom Geoffrion is a hack and we're more likely to see a 7th team in the league before slapshots stick around!
No Michigans, no deking on a breakaway, no deflections!
The only acceptable celebration is to stand there with your arms at your side.
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tarheelhockey
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I think Jarry probably hadn’t seen a good replay of the goal when he answered that question. Batherson actually was attempting a hockey play, looking to one-time the puck at the back door, but his stick was locked up by a defender. Jarry couldn’t see that because it was behind him, and all the talk was about the puck going off Batherson’s skate, so he seemed to have had the idea that Batherson was just standing there looking for a skate deflection.
In context, I can understand Jarry being annoyed by the idea of a guy setting up on the back post and just letting people shoot pucks off his feet into the net. Even if technically legal, that wouldn’t be a hockey play, and Jarry’s comments are aimed at that scenario. But that’s not quite what happened here.
In context, I can understand Jarry being annoyed by the idea of a guy setting up on the back post and just letting people shoot pucks off his feet into the net. Even if technically legal, that wouldn’t be a hockey play, and Jarry’s comments are aimed at that scenario. But that’s not quite what happened here.
Bar is an almost miss, kind of cheap. Should be pure net only.
Also, if the goalie touches it, it should be a dead puck so nothing that deflects off the goalie either.
I like the "euro rule" where kicking/deflecting the puck to goal if skate doesn't come off the ice is good goal. Kicking motion is always debatable.
Pretty sure it was Aristotle who said "It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it and starting a thread about it.”
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These Are The Days
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Someone tell Jarry to shut up. The things you do shouldn't be allowed for a goaltender but here we are
frightenedinmatenum2
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Deflections count in hockey. It is part of the game. Maybe there is an argument for removing deflections that do not come off the blade of the stick, but that would radically change the game, and probably not for the better.
Throwing the puck in the net or a kicking motion is a different thing. If a player in front of the net aims their body a certain way so the puck deflects off of any part of their body (including their foot) that's part of the game.
Throwing the puck in the net or a kicking motion is a different thing. If a player in front of the net aims their body a certain way so the puck deflects off of any part of their body (including their foot) that's part of the game.
Imo if the skate blade is fully planted on the ice, and the skate stays out of the crease is the only way I would allow kicking goals.
The distinct kicking rule only applies for pucks off skates in the crease.
