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curious about the total hits.
jets didn't look like they were laying on the body
Jets out hit them 26-19 ... out shot them ... more PPs .... Wild got better goaltending and more bounces.curious about the total hits.
jets didn't look like they were laying on the body
Jets out hit them 26-19 ... out shot them ... more PPs .... Wild got better goaltending and more bounces.
Naturally didn't see it as a dirty hit live & the pro-Wild announcers were doing their best to say what a great hit it was. BUT, the sheer speed that he came into that hit with, then shoving his shoulder up & into Trouba's head - wow. That had "see you next year" written all over it if it had turned out the way Foligno had it planned. That and the Myers crap - What an absolute POS.That was a head shot all day , Trouba's head was turned from Foligno's shoulder hitting it . If Buff did that he would be getting suspended , no doubt in my mind .
There’s been way too much focus on the Myers play. I don’t know what you could suspend Fologno for there.
This hit on Trouba however was an intentional targeting of the head.
Refs dictated play in the first, and the Jets backed off. Wild took advantage of the room and took the game. We can only hope the league reminds these refs that it'sthe playoffshockey.
Agree. Jets didn't play well, but the Wild got a lot of good bounces, and Hellebuyck was mediocre.
He will. He was not tracking the puck well tonight, he'll bounce back.
Here it is:
Watching the Caps/BJs game, and already there were 5 hits/plays that would have been penalties in the Jets/Wild game... but weren't called, because hey - PLAYOFFS.
Jets lose the next one and the Wild will have the series, bookie it!
I look and see "Hockey Night in Canada" in the top corner and shake my head.Both Galley and Romanuk were so far up the Wild's *** tonight they were wearing their helmets
Left leg kicks out as his hips pivot because he is throwing a punch, it is clear as day watching the body mechanics involved.There is just no way that is unintentional.
Ugh...why do I subject myself to the post game callers on 1290??
Do you actually believe that biasing the results of playoffs in favour of less talented teams is a good thing? Or are you just stating that it will happen?
I’m not exactly sure what I just watched. The only way I can make sense out of it is that it was a combination of a lot of things.
Travel
Lots of bounces going Minnesota’s way
We stopped skating
Refs calling a completely different game
Hellebuyck not as sharp as usual
Overconfidence
Desperate Minnesota team
Whatever it was, it sure wasn’t pretty.
I don’t understand how home ice advantage can turn a completely dominated AHL looking team into a totally dominant team in 48 hours.
I'm saying the officials in the game decided they wanted to insert themselves into the narrative and the result was that the Jets were unable to play a physical game, which favoured the weaker team.
Naturally didn't see it as a dirty hit live & the pro-Wild announcers were doing their best to say what a great hit it was. BUT, the sheer speed that he came into that hit with, then shoving his shoulder up & into Trouba's head - wow. That had "see you next year" written all over it if it had turned out the way Foligno had it planned. That and the Myers crap - What an absolute POS.
I don't think discipline as a problem tonight considering the Jets had more PPs. I disagree. I have no problem with Chiarot sitting in the PB for 5 minutes to make Foligno answer for his actions.
Yeah but Lowry is giving that interview right after the game ended, he likely has not see any replays. I thought the play was clean too until I saw the replays on twitter. They never showed a compromising replay of the incident on the broadcast.
Foligno's hit on Trouba was shoulder on head. The way it's ruled by the DOPS is "principle point of contact", well Foligno got nothing but head there. If Doughty got suspended for a game Foligno should get 2. Straight up looks like he's targeting the head the entire way in and raises his shoulder into it.
You said it was "playoffs". Do you think it is normal for the refs to want to be the stars of the game in the playoffs more so than in the regular season? Was that bad reffing because it was a playoff game? Or was it just bad reffing?
We don't lose the series in Minny. We can only lose it in Wpg.
It was bad reffing, but magnified in the playoffs where there has always been more room for physical play and the like. The roughing penalty on Lowry was just as bad as the roughing call on Dumba, but overall limiting the physical aspect of the game penalized the Jets' style of play more than the Wild's.