skaught

Sure. That was incidental, shouldn't have been a penalty.

I disagree, I'm not quoting a question, I'm just emphasizing a fake word. Maybe I should've just made it italic, but who cares?

What's an "Amerk"?

No issues here, it's been so much better now that they stopped using flash. I usually watch in Chrome or NHL.tv app on my PS4.

I went to the sabres site and started it, and it's playing some animation with sabres vs penguins. EDIT: stream is working for me (in San Diego) without VPN

You joke but the Padres are going back to their 70's ***** brown and piss yellow for 2020! Glad the sabres are finally gonna be back in Royal blue, it's about time.

I'm confused, I thought it was perfectly legal to kick the puck in if it bounces off someone else first. Edit: Nevermind, TIL only counts if it hits a stick

I'm not arguing that the call was right, just that it's hockey, there's always bad calls, suck it up and kill the PK.

To be fair, that was a pretty epic meltdown on the PK. It's not like you're guaranteed to get 4 goals on a 5 min major.

Looks like 2 for a cross check, the rest looked unfortunate.

Well this game got real interesting in the 3rd that's for sure.

It was odd, looked like he took a cross check to the face, I'm wondering if his face shield cracked and cut him when he hit the ice?

Kadris gonna be suspended

With chrome, the new NHL.tv crashes the browser tab every 5 mins

Lol, both were perfectly legal hockey plays.

When is zadorovs hearing?

Hmm, after watching the replay a bunch of times, I'm not sure it's worthy of a suspension. Soderberg was stretching forward to try and reach the puck and got real low, Jack was there first and was using his body to protect the puck. The head contact looked incidental. That said, I wouldn't be surprised if he got a game for it.

Is that when the puck was up in the air? Someone else hit him and he pinballed into Dahlin and his own teamate. Zadorovs or Eichels hits would be more worthy of a fine or suspension.

Maybe the refs felt bad for blowing the call on the defenseman covering the puck on the goal line with his hand earlier.

Well, I watched him play a lot of games for the Gulls, I'm pretty excited about this trade. It definately doesn't snow enough here.

Not a bad idea, we'd still be in a wildcard spot...

One thing I've noticed is that when he does make a mistake, he usually ends up recovering and makes a good play to steal the puck back or manages to make a pass out of trouble. There have been a few bad mistakes, but no worse than any of our other D men.

The refs would've called a penalty on us if he did

Is that why he was holding his face like a soccer player?