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In what sense Nik?Nik the Trik said:I know I say some version of this every year but I just can't imagine who could look at this and not think it devalues the entire competition.
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In what sense Nik?Nik the Trik said:I know I say some version of this every year but I just can't imagine who could look at this and not think it devalues the entire competition.
Yup. They still need to get rid of it tho or change the rule slightly. I say if the puck is touching the line it's inside. Oh well, 2-1.Zee said:Good challenge on that offside. If Tampa wins this game that was huge.
Guilt Trip said:Yup. They still need to get rid of it tho or change the rule slightly. I say if the puck is touching the line it's inside. Oh well, 2-1.Zee said:Good challenge on that offside. If Tampa wins this game that was huge.
Nik the Trik said:I know I say some version of this every year but I just can't imagine who could look at this and not think it devalues the entire competition.
Joe S. said:Honestly this is shocking.
Has there ever been a more shocking upset?
I like quoting myself. And yes I love it! Stamkos, Kucherov and Point, 5 points total in 4 games and all in game 4. Add that to the crappy goaltending they got looks good on them. Biggest choke in history.Guilt Trip said:Probably the worst matchup, other then the Leafs, for T-Bay. Columbus is big and physical and if Bob can get hot, look out. Head says T-Bay but I would love to see Columbus upset them.
I wouldn't mind a time-limited review where if the offside occurred within 2 seconds of the goal being scored (or 3 or 5 or whatever seams reasonable) it can be called back. If the team gains the zone, plays around with it a bit, to defence has time to "set" at least a little, then play on. The ones you want to negate are those fast-break ones where the linesman might not even have time to get into position to evaluate it and it ends up in the net off that initial rush.princedpw said:Guilt Trip said:Yup. They still need to get rid of it tho or change the rule slightly. I say if the puck is touching the line it's inside. Oh well, 2-1.Zee said:Good challenge on that offside. If Tampa wins this game that was huge.
I say no review of offsides. If the skater is close enough to the line that the ref misses the call, he gains a pretty limited advantage. Play on. There are many other much more significant infractions (eg, most of them) that are not reviewable. I find it disappointing when we see a great skill play and it is negated by this minor infraction many seconds before the goal is scored.
Hobbes said:I wouldn't mind a time-limited review where if the offside occurred within 2 seconds of the goal being scored (or 3 or 5 or whatever seams reasonable) it can be called back. If the team gains the zone, plays around with it a bit, to defence has time to "set" at least a little, then play on. The ones you want to negate are those fast-break ones where the linesman might not even have time to get into position to evaluate it and it ends up in the net off that initial rush.princedpw said:Guilt Trip said:Yup. They still need to get rid of it tho or change the rule slightly. I say if the puck is touching the line it's inside. Oh well, 2-1.Zee said:Good challenge on that offside. If Tampa wins this game that was huge.
I say no review of offsides. If the skater is close enough to the line that the ref misses the call, he gains a pretty limited advantage. Play on. There are many other much more significant infractions (eg, most of them) that are not reviewable. I find it disappointing when we see a great skill play and it is negated by this minor infraction many seconds before the goal is scored.
Zee said:President's trophy winners have lost in round 1 before but never in a sweep I don't think
princedpw said:Hobbes said:I wouldn't mind a time-limited review where if the offside occurred within 2 seconds of the goal being scored (or 3 or 5 or whatever seams reasonable) it can be called back. If the team gains the zone, plays around with it a bit, to defence has time to "set" at least a little, then play on. The ones you want to negate are those fast-break ones where the linesman might not even have time to get into position to evaluate it and it ends up in the net off that initial rush.princedpw said:Guilt Trip said:Yup. They still need to get rid of it tho or change the rule slightly. I say if the puck is touching the line it's inside. Oh well, 2-1.Zee said:Good challenge on that offside. If Tampa wins this game that was huge.
I say no review of offsides. If the skater is close enough to the line that the ref misses the call, he gains a pretty limited advantage. Play on. There are many other much more significant infractions (eg, most of them) that are not reviewable. I find it disappointing when we see a great skill play and it is negated by this minor infraction many seconds before the goal is scored.
The time thing is a reasonable idea but I think it would add complications and i?d prefer simplicity. The refs almost never miss egregious offsides and the toe over the line offsides provide little tangible benefit (you still need to get the puck and beat the goalie). What I?m doing is basically giving the benefit of the doubt to the offense when they score a goal. I like goals and I prefer they not be deleted on the basis of this technicality.
Zee said:President's trophy winners have lost in round 1 before but never in a sweep I don't think