Honnêtement, on pourrait penser qu’un arbitre a tiré et tué un joueur sur la glace.
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Several-Try4712
@Ligue nationale de hockey
Honnêtement, on pourrait penser qu’un arbitre a tiré et tué un joueur sur la glace.
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Several-Try4712
11 Comments
Weak call.
You’re dreaming if Leafs fans wouldn’t have wanted to burn the place down if it had been them on the receiving end.
Correct call at the end of the day. Leaf fans are the biggest hypocrites known to man. Either way NHL is turning into NFL of 5 years ago with all these replays. Yeah they gotta get it right, no they don’t gotta give them unlimited (I know it’s not) amount of time to review and look at it before even choosing to challenge
That’s all I saw last night
They still talk about 2004 what makes anyone think we won’t hear about this for the next 20 years.
probably would have went to ot if in the second period the flames players didnt quite literally stand still while leafs players passed around the puck and took shots. toronto just played better defensively. every time calgary had in in torontos end i didnt expect much, but when toronto had it in calgarys end i expected a goal. after the 4th i was expecting it to just be a blowout
Yeah we understand it was technically the correct call but the reason were upset is because they took a timeout in order to review the tape and challenge the call. I’m pretty sure the referees have the right to deny the review of the play if they take to long or delay the game in order to challenge a call.
Not to mention I’m pretty sure most fan bases would not be happy if they got this called back on them. The rule should be changed as Coleman clearly did not intently pass the puck with his glove, ruins the flow of the game.
😂
It sucks but it was the right call unfortunately.
I wish they would take reviews for offside and hand-pass out completely. Keep it for high-sticking and determination of if the puck crossed the line and that’s it.
How about the right call on Blake Coleman on May 26, 2022
you should see the Kraken subreddit…