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But you can be when the opponent purposely takes the stick out of your handSo you can’t play hockey with one hand on your stick and be upset when you don’t win the puck battle? Crazy
But you can be when the opponent purposely takes the stick out of your handSo you can’t play hockey with one hand on your stick and be upset when you don’t win the puck battle? Crazy
A slash is a slash and doesn't matter the angle, but you can't (for the most part) knock the stick out of a player's hand.Horrific call. In a system that works those refs would be demoted to the AHL the second the game ended.
A slash is a downward movement. That was not a downward movement at all. Even if you're blind you can see that.
But you can be when the opponent purposely takes the stick out of your hand
No, not how it worksIt’s Stu’s fault that he was out of position, reaching with one hand, and when he makes any contact with stick that it falls out of his hand? One player in good position. One player in bad position. This is the basis of hockey and any sport. When you’re in bad position and hook, hold, etc. to regain position you get called. When you lazily reach for a puck and someone in good position lifts your stick, it’s not a penalty. Just like Pinto slashing the ice wasn’t a penalty. But hey it is what it is when people are blind or biased you can see what you want. No downward motion. He was in the position to score and made a play for the puck. Last time I checked stick on stick contact happens in hockey. Usually with two hands on your stick.
No, not how it works
That’s not how it works either.Nice point, why didn’t I think about that. It probably should have been major penalty actually, maybe even a game misconduct for that ruthless stick tap. Just a shame that every little bump, pick, or tap didn’t get called so we have 500 penalties a game, just what fans want.
You have to watch the first one slowly, he knocks the defenders stick out of his hand well before the pass comes across the ice.Could we find two worse camera angles? If he purposely slapped the other guys stick out of his hands, that is interference. If it was indeed simply a wind up, then yes, that was dumb. I cant imagine the backcheckers stick fell out via a wind up, so Im leaning towards a good call.
You cant tell wtf is going on from those camera shots.
Yup I agree. Smart play but he didnt get away with it. Good call.You have to watch the first one slowly, he knocks the defenders stick out of his hand well before the pass comes across the ice.
Had he waited for the pass, he likely gets away with it.Yup I agree. Smart play but he didnt get away with it. Good call.
You have to watch the first one slowly, he knocks the defenders stick out of his hand well before the pass comes across the ice.
If that's interference then every time someone does a stick lift you could just drop it and get a power play.If he purposely slapped the other guys stick out of his hands, that is interference.