play was stopped multiple times between perron scoring and the penalty. one didnt cause the other, not like this play.

Ah yes, they can review if a toe is offside but not a blatant hand pass. NHL logic

still find it strange that NHL checks all goals in playoffs, but will ignore missed calls until the coach decides to challenge the play

edit: the other day when Cassidy challenged GI, it shouldn't haven't been allowed to be challenged if they allowed it after their review

This post was edited by KrWWW on May 15 2019 09:29pm

gotta wait until a team gets fucked until you make the correct rule changes

unfortunately, the team will be the blues, as if we werent on the shitty end of enough playoff clips already

this is honestly really embarrassing and makes me not want to watch playoff hockey anymore. how is a game allowed to be decided like this? nevermind all 4 zebras missed the hand pass, they had the power of hindsight and they just skated off the ice. didn't even have the fucking guts to go on the mic and tell the crowd what happened and their decision.

I feel for the blues. That was an incredible game and it leaves a bad taste in everyone’s mouth for it to end this way

part of me is really pissed, and part of me isnt surprised at all

QUOTE=696969696969696969696969696969,May 15 2019 08:21pm]play was stopped multiple times between perron scoring and the penalty. one didnt cause the other, not like this play.[/QUOTE]

I think it was 3 or 4 minutes after Perron should have been called to the box. Not definite, but also not outlandish at all to deduce that a penalty to Perron there would have changed possession/momentum to where he doesnt score minutes after he shouldve been called for a blatant delay of game that even NBC acknowledged on live tv.

I'm not saying the OT goal wasnt controversial. I'm just saying that I'm not accepting "massive asterisk on this Sharks playoff run" blind comments from vested Sharks antagonists. The series vs Vegas had game 2 literally handed to Vegas with the botched interference call in game 2. Regarding the 5 minute major in game 7, it's entirely on the Vegas defense for allowing 4 goals. Dont forget, Vegas was up 3-1 in the series. They had to lose 3 games in a row to not advance. The sharks also played the entire series vs Colorado, save game 7, without their team captain.

Just looking at the game thread on reddit for today's game, half the people are saying that the last call finally evened out the shitty officiating in general in today's game.

I dont blame anyone for being extremely frustrated at the call to end the game, but you can miss me with the asterisk on the entire playoff run nonsense.

I think it was 3 or 4 minutes after Perron should have been called to the box. Not definite, but also not outlandish at all to deduce that a penalty to Perron there would have changed possession/momentum to where he doesnt score minutes after he shouldve been called for a blatant delay of game that even NBC acknowledged on live tv.

I'm not saying the OT goal wasnt controversial. I'm just saying that I'm not accepting "massive asterisk on this Sharks playoff run" blind comments from vested Sharks antagonists. The series vs Vegas had game 2 literally handed to Vegas with the botched interference call in game 2. Regarding the 5 minute major in game 7, it's entirely on the Vegas defense for allowing 4 goals. Dont forget, Vegas was up 3-1 in the series. They had to lose 3 games in a row to not advance. The sharks also played the entire series vs Colorado, save game 7, without their team captain.

Just looking at the game thread on reddit for today's game, half the people are saying that the last call finally evened out the shitty officiating in general in today's game.

I dont blame anyone for being extremely frustrated at the call to end the game, but you can miss me with the asterisk on the entire playoff run nonsense.[/QUOTE]

penalties are missed every single game. every. single. game.

an illegal play directly leading to the game winning goal in overtime (meaning the other team cannot respond) isnt the same thing

going by pure statistics, if the penalty is called on perron, sharks have a 1 in 5 shot of scoring a goal.

this game ends 100% of the time with this missed play.

This post was edited by 696969696969696969696969696969 on May 15 2019 09:35pm

man, id just love for the blues to be on the fortunate side of a controversial playoff play/call for once

but ill still say this. were THE WORST team in the league going against a team whos pulled their goalies