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Post by HawkDad on May 6, 2019 4:05:50 GMT
He damn sure is. A fine tender mind you, but a fucking baby out there. Embarrassing.
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Post by lari on May 6, 2019 10:25:57 GMT
Right call made. No way can you take away a scoring chance from the Blues, they didn't do anything wrong. The Stars have to get possession to get a whistle.
Great goal, too, with Bishop the Pussy lying down like a spent whore and just looking at the puck going in.
And then of course whacking Blues players with his stick after the 4-1 goal. What a dick.
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Post by jimc on May 6, 2019 18:41:37 GMT
And yet any puck to the helmet results in an immediate whistle...S M H
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Post by brendan on May 6, 2019 18:53:06 GMT
bishop clearly hurt, idk how that play keeps going. i listened to the letter of law. seems like hes down in agony hes not diving, pucks out at point, blow it dead. The reason for not stopping play for an injury until the team with the injury touches the puck is to stop players from faking an injury to stop play, while their team is under pressure. Its very common sense. And Bishop is a dram queen. yes i can read, and listen..barely.. lol. i saw the rule. notice i said its clear, to me he isnt faking the puck had time to get back to the point. im sure its happenend a goalie going down to fake an injury, this didnt look like a fake one. if puck was rattling around in crease for sure id want play to go on. once it kicks back up top possession or not feels like a dead play. so often we hear player safety.. dudes rolling around on floor, unsafe.
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Post by brendan on May 6, 2019 18:54:15 GMT
And yet any puck to the helmet results in an immediate whistle...S M H didnt ward have his helmet off this season with play still on?
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Post by garyu on May 6, 2019 19:34:20 GMT
And yet any puck to the helmet results in an immediate whistle...S M H didnt ward have his helmet off this season with play still on? He's smart enough to know he can't stop most shots.
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Post by lari on May 6, 2019 21:57:37 GMT
And yet any puck to the helmet results in an immediate whistle...S M H It's not an automatic either. They've allowed goals where the goalie obviously removed the mask himself. Playing helmetless is also a little different. The goalie is in imminent danger of getting hit in the face with a puck. An injury like what happened to Bishop (or a cramp, or a pulled hamstring) doesn't mean the goalie is getting hurt more if a puck comes at him. He is protected. Unless he is, like, bleeding profusely from the neck, there is no immediate danger anymore. Let the play finish. Let it run its course without hurting the innocent party (Blues). Bishop got hurt. Boo hoo. Happens to a lot of hockey players all the time. It's unlucky. Doesn't mean the bad luck should be directed towards the innocent party by voiding the Blues' zone possession. It could be a broken skate blade, too. Bishop would be lying down just the same. Bad luck. Tough break. Move on.
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Post by Giovi on May 7, 2019 0:17:23 GMT
The reason for not stopping play for an injury until the team with the injury touches the puck is to stop players from faking an injury to stop play, while their team is under pressure. Its very common sense. And Bishop is a dram queen. yes i can read, and listen..barely.. lol. i saw the rule. notice i said its clear, to me he isnt faking the puck had time to get back to the point. im sure its happenend a goalie going down to fake an injury, this didnt look like a fake one. if puck was rattling around in crease for sure id want play to go on. once it kicks back up top possession or not feels like a dead play. so often we hear player safety.. dudes rolling around on floor, unsafe. The fact he stayed in the game until he was pulled pretty much says he was faking. That and he likes to fake.
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Post by brendan on May 7, 2019 0:31:54 GMT
lynch him !
subject change but fuck mike emerick and milbury are the worst 2 pbp people I can think of. They made me turn the jackets game off. Such a shame.
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Post by gadi on May 7, 2019 1:36:24 GMT
Doc is so past his expiration date, he's unlistenable. I think they should allow Forslund to keep doing Canes games.
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Post by chitownjeff on May 7, 2019 2:18:11 GMT
Doc is so past his expiration date, he's unlistenable. I think they should allow Forslund to keep doing Canes games. I'm also OK with Chris Cuthbert on the western games
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Post by garyu on May 7, 2019 10:27:44 GMT
Youz guyz are really mean.
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Post by dhull10 on May 7, 2019 10:39:34 GMT
So gay....
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Post by lari on May 7, 2019 13:54:49 GMT
Landeskog made EK65 his bitch on that OT GWG.
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Post by jimc on May 7, 2019 14:23:35 GMT
And yet any puck to the helmet results in an immediate whistle...S M H It's not an automatic either. They've allowed goals where the goalie obviously removed the mask himself. Playing helmetless is also a little different. The goalie is in imminent danger of getting hit in the face with a puck. An injury like what happened to Bishop (or a cramp, or a pulled hamstring) doesn't mean the goalie is getting hurt more if a puck comes at him. He is protected. Unless he is, like, bleeding profusely from the neck, there is no immediate danger anymore. Let the play finish. Let it run its course without hurting the innocent party (Blues). Bishop got hurt. Boo hoo. Happens to a lot of hockey players all the time. It's unlucky. Doesn't mean the bad luck should be directed towards the innocent party by voiding the Blues' zone possession. It could be a broken skate blade, too. Bishop would be lying down just the same. Bad luck. Tough break. Move on. pretty much an automatic call whenever a goalie takes a shot in the mask
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