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Heroic Shrimp said:Can't stay awake for 2OT...
bustaheims said:The 3rd Anaheim goal was clearly a bad call, but there was an awful missed call against Edmonton leading up to the 3rd Oiler goal. So, as far as I'm concerned, it all evened out.
OldTimeHockey said:bustaheims said:The 3rd Anaheim goal was clearly a bad call, but there was an awful missed call against Edmonton leading up to the 3rd Oiler goal. So, as far as I'm concerned, it all evened out.
I didn't watch the game. What was the missed call on the Edmonton goal?
OldTimeHockey said:I didn't watch the game. What was the missed call on the Edmonton goal?
CarltonTheBear said:OldTimeHockey said:bustaheims said:The 3rd Anaheim goal was clearly a bad call, but there was an awful missed call against Edmonton leading up to the 3rd Oiler goal. So, as far as I'm concerned, it all evened out.
I didn't watch the game. What was the missed call on the Edmonton goal?
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Big scrum in the crease. Looks like Kesler was being pushed/forced into the crease area by Nurse so maybe that's why they didn't call it goalie interference, but you can see Kesler's hand basically grabbing onto Talbot's pad and that's what the Oilers are really complaining about.
OldTimeHockey said:As a goalie, i have a hard time equating a high stick that had no real bearing on the goal and a player grabbing onto the tenders pad that clearly allowed the puck to go in...maybe that's just me. Also, high sticks aren't reviewable...grabbing a goalies pad is definitely reviewable.
bustaheims said:OldTimeHockey said:As a goalie, i have a hard time equating a high stick that had no real bearing on the goal and a player grabbing onto the tenders pad that clearly allowed the puck to go in...maybe that's just me. Also, high sticks aren't reviewable...grabbing a goalies pad is definitely reviewable.
Well, it's not about being reviewable or being exactly equatable. The penalty should have been called, which means the play that resulted in the goal shouldn't have happened. Edmonton ended up getting a goal they shouldn't have, just like Anaheim. And, it did have some bearing on the goal - Perry wasn't able to get back to his defensive position in a timely fashion, because he had to pick himself off the ice because he got hit in the face with a stick hard enough to knock him over.