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[fallout]

No idea what Stuart was thinking jumping up like that.

 

[Parch]

Good pace to this game. They're battling. Winnipeg will get some hard workin' goals.

 

[TheStruggler]

JETSSSSSSS

edit: WHAT A MOVE BY PARDY PLEASE BE A GOAL

 

[ShinRPGamer]

JETS!

 

[Razorskin]

Good pace to this game. They're battling. Winnipeg will get some hard workin' goals.

4 years!


4 years!!

 

[Heretic]

goaltender interference for sure.

 

[Sanjuro]

Holy shit.

 

[Calamari41]

Please don't allow that!

 

[Pikma]

god no

 

[SmackCrackleNPop]

Wtf

 

[lamaroo]

Will it stand?

 

[TheStruggler]

Kessler pushed him in

 

[Razorskin]

Hmmm that doesn't look good

 

[Calamari41]

Can you physically drag a goalie's leg away from the goal?

 

[ZeroGravity]

I think that should count.

 

[DrForester]

That shouldn't count. Guy was in the net.

 

[Heretic]

Kessler pushed him in

What?

 

[Sanjuro]

Samsung deems it a goal.

Good hockey goal!

 

[fallout]

What?

How do you not see Kesler hitting him into the net?

 

[TheStruggler]

GOAL YES

 

[Razorskin]

Poor Dooks

 

[Calamari41]

Total horse shit goal. Someone get on their knees and hold Pavelec's leg down.

How do you not see Kesler hitting him into the net?

He pushed him in the goal, but he didn't force him to step on Andersen's leg and hold it back.

 

[Pikma]

noooooooooo

 

[lamaroo]

Tough call imo, Kesler shoved him into the net, but the goalie couldn't even physically get his leg over to the post.

 

[TheStruggler]

Total horse shit goal. Someone get on their knees and hold Pavelec's leg down.

Kessler pushed wheeler into the net and got out of the way last moment, also the ref noticed this as soon as it went in ref called it a good goal and pointed to kessler and said he pushed him in

 

[SmackCrackleNPop]

Typical shitty second period.

This game is over with how good Pevs is playing. He ain't letting in 2 goals today.

 

[Heretic]

How do you not see Kesler hitting him into the net?

That's not what he said.

 

[Calamari41]

Kessler pushed wheeler into the net and got out of the way last moment, also the ref noticed this as soon as it went in ref called it a good goal and pointed to kessler and said he pushed him in

Kesler didn't force him to stand on Andersen's leg.

 

[TheStruggler]

Come on boys lets get one more on the pp

 

[SmackCrackleNPop]

Hatred of Manitoba rising...

Spoiler

nah not really

 

[TheStruggler]

Kesler didn't force him to stand on Andersen's leg.

Would wheeler have been in the net if Kesler didn't push him in? How does wheeler get out of the way and out of the net then without disturbing the goal-tender

 

[Calamari41]

Would wheeler have been in the net if Kesler didn't push him in? How does wheeler get out of the way and out of the net then without disturbing the goal-tender

So if a player gets pushed into the net, they can just flop on top of the goalie and stay there until the puck goes in? Come on.

 

[lamaroo]

So if a player gets pushed into the net, they can just flop on top of the goalie and stay there until the puck goes in? Come on.

I don't think it was quite that dramatic. He was on his way out of the net, his leg just happened to be in the same place Andersen was trying to stretch his leg out to.

 

[TheStruggler]

So if a player gets pushed into the net, they can just flop on top of the goalie and stay there until the puck goes in? Come on.

dont push another player into your goaltender/ or in the net, self-inflicted wound. You expect wheeler to stay in there?

 

[Calamari41]

I don't think it was quite that dramatic. He was on his way out of the net, his leg just happened to be in the same place Andersen was trying to stretch his leg out to.

I'm taking the reasoning for allowing the goal to its logical conclusion. If the rule is that you can do whatever you feel like doing while trying to get out of the net, then I guess that's the rule.

dont push another player into your goaltender/ or in the net, self-inflicted wound. You expect wheeler to stay in there?

Honestly, I expect the refs to look at the player with his foot on the goalie's leg 2+ seconds after being pushed into the net and take that into consideration.

But it's moot, you're right. If the Ducks can't come back from being down 1-0 then they weren't going to win this anyway, nor will they have deserved to.

 

[Buba Big Guns]

Kind of a weird situation but Id say it was a good goal. Not Wheeler's fault he got pushed in.

 

[HadesGigas]

I'd say a straight line out of the net seems pretty reasonable. He didn't seem to linger.

 

[lamaroo]

I'm taking the reasoning for allowing the goal to its logical conclusion. If the rule is that you can do whatever you feel like doing whole trying to get out of the net, then I guess that's the rule.

I think the rule is that you must make an effort to get out of the way, and he was. Stafford didn't stop at any point, he got up right away and tried getting out of the crease. We need the gif here, he didn't intentionally interfere.

 

[Calamari41]

I think the rule is that you must make an effort to get out of the way, and he was. Stafford didn't stop at any point, he got up right away and tried getting out of the crease. We need the gif here, he didn't intentionally interfere.

I don't have a gif, but they just showed it from behind. He kicks Andersen's leg, it flies out to the right.

 

[fallout]

It was Stempniak.

 

[Ursn]

Shitty goal and I thought we might get out of that 2nd period unscathed. Oh well, time for a great 3rd period! Ducks can do it.

 

[TheStruggler]

I don't have a gif, but they just showed it from behind. He kicks Andersen's leg, it flies out to the right.

trying to get out of the way because he was pushed into the net

 

[Sanjuro]

I recall an instance where attempting to get out of the way is irrelevant, if you manage to get in the way.

 

[Calamari41]

trying to get out of the way because he was pushed into the net

Andersen's leg hits his foot, and he lifts his foot and throws Andersen's leg away in the opposite direction. If you're allowed to do that you're allowed to do that, but it doesn't seem right to me.

 

[TheStruggler]

Andersen's leg hits his foot, and he lifts his foot and throws Andersen's leg away in the opposite direction. If you're allowed to do that you're allowed to do that, but it doesn't seem right to me.

who pushed him into the net, also maybe then when a player goes into the net the ref should call the play dead

 

[Calamari41]

who pushed him into the net, also maybe then when a player goes into the net the ref should call the play dead

I don't want to go back and forth on this all night, but I would imagine that a player is still responsible for his actions after he is pushed into the net and is in control of his body again.

 

[TheStruggler]

I don't want to go back and forth on this all night, but I would imagine that a player is still responsible for his actions after he is pushed into the net and is in control of his body again.

yes and he got out as fast and careful as he could, nudges are going to happen

 

[lamaroo]

I don't want to go back and forth on this all night, but I would imagine that a player is still responsible for his actions after he is pushed into the net and is in control of his body again.

I think you're looking at this one through ducks coloured glasses. As soon as Stafford had control again the first thing he did was get out of the net, he didn't pause for even a second. Not fair to Andersen either way, but it wasn't Stafford's fault.

 

[Red_Man]

Man, I know the NHL marketing is some weak stuff, but these promos for the NBA playoffs are some cornball shit. They even dragged Common down into it, looks like some shit from the 90's.

 

[Calamari41]

Fair enough, guys.