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Can anybody on this board remember our last:

 

1) Short handed goal scored for

 

and

 

2) Powerplay goal...

 

 

This team is so due.. Time for Danny to get his 30th...

 

How can they look this bad on a PP???

 

This is unbelievably ugly..

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To NHL referees: Diving is an either/or situation, not both/and. One or the other; two players should not go to the box.

SCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORRRRRRRRRE!!! VANEK!

 

Not really. Steven Walkom has made it very clear that he wants both called. It makes sense. If you hook a player, it's a hook if he goes down or stays on his feet. If he embellishes it and goes down it's a dive. The reason for calling both is that is to deter players from diving despite the fact they were hooked, tripped, etc.

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Really, what does it matter? The refs are going to call the game based on their interpretation of what a hook, trip or dive is, rather than what the league instructs them to call.

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really good period for the sabres.

 

 

their PP completely perplexes me. they are actually able to move the puck around the zone when they gain it. They're able to pass back to the point... its just a matter of shooting. are they afraid of not hitting the net? causing a 2-on-1 the other way? are they simply afraid to get the rebounds and dig for the possession again? It's a blatent coaching issue here. You tell them to shoot as much as possible and get those rebounds. The team has the skill, they just have to make the adjustments.

 

with that said, its great that teppo was able to fire it on net and vanek was able to screen. that's a confidence building goal that the pointman can take the shot and it can find its way to the net.

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Not really. Steven Walkom has made it very clear that he wants both called. It makes sense. If you hook a player, it's a hook if he goes down or stays on his feet. If he embellishes it and goes down it's a dive. The reason for calling both is that is to deter players from diving despite the fact they were hooked, tripped, etc.

Like BM said, referees play by their own rules. As I see it, if a player feels the need to embellish to get the penalty noticed, there probably wasn't much of a case for a penalty in the first place (Hecht's penalty this afternoon, for example).

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Roy gets a rebound to the open net after Lehtonen got hurt on the Tallinder shot

 

Lehtonen took one off the mask, puck went over the net, off the board and to Roy who had an open net shot..

 

Buffalo: :ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r: Atlanta: :death: :death: :death:

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Like BM said, referees play by their own rules. As I see it, if a player feels the need to embellish to get the penalty noticed, there probably wasn't much of a case for a penalty in the first place (Hecht's penalty this afternoon, for example).

 

There is nothing in the rulebook that says it's an either or penalty. And the director of NHL officiating wants both called...So if the refs just call one or the other in a situation where both are appropriate, then they are calling it how they feel like instead of by the rulebook.

 

Also, it doesn't matter how much of a hook it is, a hook is a hook.

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