Ben Bishop Drops After Taking Shot To Upper Body, Blues Go On To Score 

Lol

triangleswinger RC lmaooo 😆

I laughed more than I should at this.

Poor NHL

Absolutely hurts the stars chances too

Oh my god I loved NHL 2002 I know exactly what you’re talking about

Hahahahhahahahahah

More like NHL 03 greatest Hits

Dude.. you can hear that hit on him.. Besides. who would you take a hard shot from. Shaw? Ovie? etc.

Connor Reynolds because of the weight when it holds a players sweat. Football players feel little fatigue running because they aren’t wearing 20 pds of equipment that absorbs sweat and 6 pounds of skates. The less the weight, the faster the player and less fatigue.

Correct, not wearing the neck guard, well his own fault then. NHL should made it mandantory: Not wearing it, you're not playing. Period.

yeah exactly, there is a weak spot in that equipment, no goalie should go down like that

sam93931 and there’s more weak spots than that. They’re all over really. And the puck always finds them.

@@dorientjewoller113 you've obviously never worn one of those neck guards. 1) irritating to wear 2) very minimal padding, that would have still hurt like hell

You feel everything unless it's the pads

I had to go play but my Doberman ate my cup so I had to use a smaller one that didn't fit that night of all nights I got caught with a puck to the boys threw up all over the inside of my mask.... Beer league stories.

Christian: As a fellow goalie, I absolutely agree with you on that. That said, however, Bishop does tend to wear the chesty a bit loose, so it does droop down a tad. When he played for the Lightning, my local team, I was always concerned how much of his neck was exposed and he never wore a dangler or neck collar. Personally, I'm not a fan of the dangler.. but my Maltese is my go-to piece of equipment for neck and clavicle protection..

I took one off the neck with no neck protector from an amateur player and thought I was dying for about 10 mins. So I can only imagine a Parayko slapshot off a bone. Yikes

@@chaosloc Same here. Left a bleeding bruise the size and shape of Rhode Island.

@@Σατανας666 you never know if theres underlying effects from it. People play through injuries all the time.

@@Σατανας666 in the condensed game you see khudobin subs in, so no, it is not certain whether or not he is okay

The Deaner Yeah he definitely looked fine when he left the game. Thanks Dr. Deaner.

@@greeniesdentalchewsofficia1033 Khudobin came in after he gave up another goal not immediately following that play.

Who is Hope Bishop? He's Ben Bishop

Loooool

Lol

Rip Poe javelski with a severe iead hinjury

Lmao

Lol

Well he's hit 104 on the radar gun so...

Atleast 250mph on that shot

That looked about 105

*Starts punching number into a calculator, scribbling formulas down, etc.* Ok, got it. It was, very f*’!?ng fast.

Next season we should have it

#Esa

Cam C now in Lindell’s defense he hasn’t flopped every game but he did flop three times on one play in a ten second time frame.

He didn’t flop there

It's hockey not baseball

It depends on if the refs can tell if it is severe enough to stop. But if it's not a severe heart attack they may hit you with an embellishment penalty.

.....check yourself pal

Yes. And nearly every trainer is prepared to jump on the ice in such an event, play be damned. Ray Berellie, the Blues trainer, has done this a couple times this year in the middle of a play to help a player off the ice and help them ASAP. But that didn’t stop the play. The refs didn’t blow the play dead just because a guy got hurt. And I find it weird that so many people are focusing on the goal being disallowed, rather than actually getting Bish the medical help that he apparently didn’t need.

It's what you gotta do to attract the attention of these blind idiots serving as refs

*your

Gotta pull Bishop’s mask or nothing?

Learned it from Murray and Vasilevsky

Can only be done if their is a problem with the helmet/mask. In this situation, despite how much it hurt, play keeps on. Throwing the mask off would be a delay of game penalty on Bishop

I've been wondering if some of the Stars players weren't kinda pissed with him after the fact considering he didn't end up leaving the game right away. I know that had to have hurt a lot but how many times have we seen players block shots in front of the goalie and still work to play D after getting stung. I hate to call a guy out when he's injured like that but if he just manages to get up until the play is whistled dead who knows how much that changes the outcome of the game.

2 teammates and 1 goalie hit and after. headshot!

@@disapprovingcosby If you move a certain way, the chest pad may not cover the collarbone for a second. So he may have received a slapshot on the collarbone with zero protection. It can hurt a lot, more than a slapshot on a shin, even with the padding on. All in all, I'm surprised that the refs let the play go on, considering how close to the neck it was. How could they be sure it wasn't a serious injury?

I’ve been complaining about this for some years now. Absolutely need a “stat-cast” on slappers and hits and even players skating. On replays (not even challenges, just simple tv replays) we need to have a gps tracker thing in the puck so when it’s covered, you can figure out exactly where it is or see the flight path so we can see the puck’s line and every ricochet and who it exactly it deflected off. Kinda similar to the ball trackers in golf. I don’t understand why tennis has the best replay system. We love that tennis ball shadow graphic...

@@pigs6486 Damn homie, I mean you didn't have to one-up me that much lmao. The stat-cast option is exactly what I was talking about; and the hits, and player speed I honestly didn't think about but completely on board and could help with the popularity of the sport. On top of that, thank you for bringing another topic to the light. Although I don't think it's necessarily as important as the "stat-cast", it could help with determining goals/assist on plays where there is multiple deflections in front of the net. Not to mention viewer quality especially to people who don't really follow the game as die-hard. 100% agree, as long the "tracking" of the puck (the second part of your statement) is not revertible after the call is made. ie Puck may have been loose but whistled dead but than scored.

Can Ben Bishop play in Game 7?

@Billy Hill Yeah, i'm aware of how hard they can shoot, i've watched every skills competition that I can remember since '96. I wanna know the speed during game action

The NHL and the big networks has been trying this since the late 1990s with little success.

Haha... then they beat him over the shoulder again

he's faking too somethime so it doesnt help

Just because it's a rule it doesn't make it right. Bishop can do nothing to stop that puck, giving the Blues an unfair advantage. It is not Bishop's fault he got injured and by not stopping the play the ref is basically saying you and your team should be punished for something that isn't your fault. Not to mention it's in the playoffs with the stars 3-2 up in the series. They ended up losing the game meaning the series is tied. I understand not stopping the play with skaters but there has to be more leeway with goalies

An injury the referee or lineman deems "serious" they can stop the play. In my opinion, the goalie rolling around the ice in pain should have caused the play to be stopped. Not a fan of either team just my opinion

Jeffery Smith refs can blow the whistle regardless of possession if a players safety is in danger and that is pretty much any time a goalie goes down because they are in the line of fire.

I understand the rule, but had his helmet simply popped and he wasn't injured at all the play would have been blown dead immediately . Kinda silly if you ask me

Dead Man's Revenge actually in the case of a goalie being injured they are supposed to blow the call anytime the puck is in the offensive/defensive zone. And considering that Bishop was still down when the blues player took the shot it shouldn’t have been allowed. It was a bad call. But that’s normal for the NHL refs

They have the option to blow it dead still. They dont have too, but normally this is a case they will and probably should. Really though the whole game was pretty poorly officiated. That's been an issue this year.

I feel like as an issue of safety they should have to blow it dead. You have a goalie lying on the ice in pain not paying attention to what’s happening he could easily get hit with another shot and not be prepared for it, that just doesn’t seem right to me to keep playing.

Dead Man's Revenge I thought it was different for goalies?

Handfullll no cause the blues had possession of the puck they didn’t blow it dead. If the stars got possession then it woulda been dead check the rules before you talk

Undross wrong..... good goal, Bishop tried to get stoppage just because he was hit, he made the good save and laid there.... then gets up no problem.

The reason it wasn't blown dead is bc the blues still had control of the puck, if the stars would have had the puck it would have been blown dead. I am also a goalie and that type of hit hurts like a b*tch but it's one of those weird plays

It did count as a good goal. Stars fans were understandably pissed off that the play continued, but it's referees' discretion -- if the injury ain't life-threatening, they'll likely continue the play until the defense claims control of the puck. Now, if Ben Bishop has his mask knocked, play must immediately stop...puck to head?? No thanks. 😣😣 I hope Bishop's OK, it's a shame to lose him now if you're the Stars...

Blues still has possession but they should’ve hit the puck away and went to see if Bishop was ok. No sportsmanship anymore

JamesrogersYT _ it’s the playoffs bud there’s no mercy

TANGER 9187 I know but still

Clearly he stayed In. Is he playing injured? Won't know until playoffs are over. But what you said amazes me. The refs decide If It's life threatening. Clearly wasn't because he stayed In. So tell me why should the Blues give up a goal just to see If the opposing goalie Is ok? They scored fast so the play can be over.

Exactly! The rule about possession having to change is there because of guys faking injuries. Which imo might have been the case here

Agreed, Benn knocked Bishops stick out of his hands right before Paraykos ICBM hit him and I think Bishop was trying his best to get a whistle. No doubt it hurt but you can’t blow it dead there, especially with Bishops long history of embellishment

Unless there's blood they don't. It's a fair call, since that rule applies to forwards and defencemen as well. No possession by Dallas means no stoppage, good goal. They weren't going to come back in that game anyway.

Maybe. Didnt affect the game imo. Blues were already up a goal, and immediately scored on a break away once play resumed.

I’ve seen much worse readily apparent injuries that didn’t generate a whistle. You can’t blow plays like that dead or else every goalie will start diving whenever they don’t control the rebound.

Beetlejuice699 it’s kind of a tough call for the refs either way they call it

SlayconGaming "The goalie who cried wolf"

Your right I'm sure getting hit by frozen rubber night in and night out never hurt.

Well in their defense Bishop has flopped numerous times to just pop right back up seconds later to be OK. And guess what? That’s exactly what he did.

Actually, the girl calls him Jaden Shorts.

KingzNcastleZ blues had control of the puck. Whistle would not be blown until Dallas gained control. Rule book.

Bruh didn’t even leave the ice....this is why Tampa got rid of him

Ben Anderson That rule is practically never actually followed though. In most games, the second the goalie goes down (or even a player in serious enough cases) the whistle is blown regardless of possession.

@@benanderson9590 I wasn't sure if there was an exception to the rule if the goaltender was injured. Thanks

@@flames_fan_328 Whistle is immediately blown if goalie has lost his mask. Bishop could have forced them to blow the whistle by removing his mask.

It's kind of too bad because he's a terrific goaltender.

I hope Ben Bishop is okay

stephbisson read the rules. If the goalie is down, that team has to get the puck for a whistle, in this case, steen got it back and shot it therefore it being a clean goal you ignorant ass

@@BigSamoan_ The rule explains the comment. you are a very toxic person who probably just went straight looking for a rule in your favor. But hey thats almost every murder town usa fan.

He was fine and stayed in the game. The ref saw it and decided in the few seconds that it wasn't life threatening. If the Stars had picked up the rebound and had a 2-1 or breakaway to go for the equalizing goal and the refs blew it dead for "player safety," the Stars fans would have rioted.

It's different when it's a player vs goalie but I agree goal still counts one of the dman should have hoped in the crease

It's very different when a player gets hurt a goalie is taking pucks from anywhere on the ice and can get hit anywhere you never now where that puck is going.

100% of players in the NHL regular season and 90% of players in the NHL playoffs got hurt in the face or broken leg or broken arm just whatever

Crying wolf? What would Bishop have to gain on this play by "crying wolf". He has nothing to gain by acting hurt. You blues fans are ridiculous your team is nothing but a bunch of thugs that play dirty. A game 7 beating at the hands of the stars would be the ultimate karma bomb.

@@juniorthird7952 Did I say he didn't get hurt this time? I've seen this guy play in Ottawa and Tampa and I know he's used to put a little bit of sauce to contacts and "injuries" to sell a call. Everybody knows that. I mean the guy is built like a monster and you just touch him a bit and he throws himself on the ground. I'm just saying it's hard to feel bad for him when he actually is hurt because he's faking it so much. That's what crying wolf is. And btw, he's gonna play game 7, big surprise.

That doesn’t make sense, is this a case of severity? If the puck were to somehow have sliced his neck and his neck started bleeding he’s just laying in a pool of blood while St.Louis is taking shots on him?

stevielikesdick no they would have blown it dead at that point, check the rules it’s really weird but in that instance they’ll blow it dead

stevielikesdick big deal his hand/arm hurts not St. Louis’s fault if he was dying yeah blow the whistle but this isn’t baseball this is hockey a mans sport plus you’re comment sorta makes no sense seeing as Dallas the refs St. Louis and the staff in Toronto called it a good goal you decide to say it doesn’t count seems sorta stupid, they didn’t call the play dead when Tukka rasks blade came off his skate but they will call it dead if a player is dying have to learn difference between hurt and emergency

@@jackgamby hand /arm? It was his collarbone and that could cause internal bleeding from a 100 mph impact if your bone breaks and goes inside of you. They stopped play after goalies take headshots and drop

This Guy so explain how they are suppose to see internal bleeding? Everyone played after he got hit you guys must be Dallas fans or something but rules are rules

You should have seen all the high sticks they didn't call that game. It was embarrassing

Net wasn’t empty 33 seconds later....

Trust me, it was awesome.

I’m a Stars fan

No reason they couldn't add a rule to insure that the player is injured. Say, if the injury happens before the 10:00 mark of the period, you can't play the rest of that period. If after, you can't play that period or the next. That way, if you fake it, you can miss close to 30:00 of game time. Few teams would benefit from going to their backup for that long just to take away possession/momentum.

GP P no that’s voracek

St. Louis Blues players are drama queens😂😂😂😂😂😂

EYES WIDE OPEN TRUTH Bishop is a drama queen!

Is it fun making fun someone getting hurt

GAMINGWITHJACK RU-vid I wasn’t making fun, just stating a fact. The boy is a queen, drama style!

Bishop is a drama queen😂

CanadianGirl 26 Did you see his own players skate away from him? I read their lips, “is he ok” asked one of his teammates? The other one ,turned, and replied” he’s just queenin, that’s what he is, he’s fine. 😂

Open up a rule book, because you have no idea what you are talking about

There's no call to be made there.

Blues fans gonna be singing it next.

​@user-nq4sc4tg2r man came back to this thread, and and these comments still don't disappoint. This comment didn't age well.😂

The rules - Because stars never got possession of the puck! For all they know he could have been faking it. Kind of like lindell diving to the ice three times in a row two games ago

Whatever

I have watched a lot of hockey and I've never known Bishop as a diver. Also the biggest would be Mike Smith.

@@Kartkid024 Yeah he is second on my list. Bishop goes all the way back to the Tampa years. They could make a montage of it.

@@19coyote5oh9 2nd on your list SURE bud just a normal salty blues fan move along

@@mojozach7688 lol, ya nobody's a Blue's fan... My team didn't even make the playoffs.

Just like Mike Smith

Michael Boland, nah, that’s a good goal on any goalie.

lol what reason does he have to dive there, that's just bad judgement by the refs, while bishop does flop all over the place no one flops when they get hit by a shot

Hunter Gair, he flopped just minutes before that. He got hit in the helmet then leaned back on his butt, not even paying attention to the play. But the Stars cleared the rebound and Bishop went on like nothing happened. Why would someone flop? To get a whistle. Duh.

@@methenthusiast9148 heard the tale of boy and a wolf? One boy always called for help, pretending to be attacked by wolf. But when people came to the place he shouted, they discovered that there was no wolf in the area, and the boy was just entertaining. But one day boy was really attacked by wolf. He called for help, but this time, no one came to help him, because people thought he was lying again. And the boy was eaten by the wolf. Think of the morale yourself

Hunter Gair, because Benn just knocked his stick out of his hands and he got a stinger, more than enough reason for captain flop to roll around like he’s possessed hoping to get a whistle

Peter Edward I think it was “Ref, you suck!” They were complaining about why the referees didn’t whistle the play dead when Parayko’s shot KO’ed Bishop.

Why not?

@@luukas2660 rules are rules, unfortunately

@@luukas2660 Blues had possession. The rule is meant to prevent faking an injury.

@@luukas2660 The stars would have to gain possession of the puck for them to call the play dead.

GFY, Bettman !!!🖕

@Toronto Marlies You are correct that he is a player, however, you are incorrect that play has to stop. Play will stop if your team gets possession or the puck is cleared from your defensive zone. As a goalie, if his mask would have come loose play would have stopped as well. The third way play could have been stopped is if the referee would have determined that it was a serious injury. None of those were the case, so play went on and the Blues scored. You could argue that it was a serious injury but he stayed in the game for a little bit and the Stars coach said after the game he was fine.

Fleury Literally every single player in NHL history has been tagged from a rocket slap shot. It’s literally a strategy, crush bombs from the point and make people think about if they want to get in front of one of those again or not. No different with a goalie, play doesn’t stop until your team controls the puck. And it’s one of the single beauties of hockey. Seeing a guy drop his gloves and limp to the bench on one skate as quick as possible is what separates this sport from every other team sport. Hustling off is the ultimate tough guy thing to do. Vegas fans are still learning the game, I get it.

JEFFERSON disc golf I’ve been watching hockey since I was 5. I think I know a thing or two. I’m talking about Ben bishop if you were wondering. Ben was obviously hurt and he can’t do anything about that.

No it should not have, after the shot the blues still had possession. If Dallas got possession after the shot there would have been a whistle

Why, it wasn't an injury requiring immediate attention, and Dallas never touched the puck. Seemed like Bishop was good enough to slash Blais after he scored.

Yes I agree blow the whistle.

@@goch907 why?? Because bishop was in a bad position and didnt see the puck? That's literally his job and he failed at it.

@@polygon-viewer He slashed ROR.

The Deaner I lay this game at Jamie Benn’s feet. The captain has to lead his team and today he did not. Should’ve been a blood bath today.

They just won two games straight. Calm down. It was a deflected shot that went into a virtually empty net.

Well said

The rule book.

Cody Swindells “Ref, you suck!”

Ian Broadwater it’s the right call. Refs discretion, if they believe it’s a life threatening or dangerous injury they can blow it dead immediately. They decided it wasn’t. Blues maintained possession of the puck, therefore it’s not blown dead until the stars possess the puck. If Bishops helmet woulda came off, it’s an immediate whistle, but it didn’t. Heard a lot of Dallas fans are pissed the play wasn’t blown dead but you explained it correctly. Either way the play went, the refs would be criticized.

Poor refs

Really? X-Ray came back and guess what? He’s fine. Just faking again. Wouldn’t be the first or last time.

Unfortunately no. The Stars would have to touch the puck to gain a whistle. Because the Blues had possession the play continues. Think of it this way, if the rule was any time a goalie looked hurt the whistle blows, why not flop every single time the other team gets the puck? Lol

If he was obviously hurt why did he stay in the game? Bishop lays or falls on the ice constantly to end up being OK... this was NOT any different.

​@@camc9225 ​ and get every time a minor for simulation/delaying game? Why don't you think this way? This goal is just awful. BenXVariety IIHF rules say any time the puck hits a goalie's helmet, game has to stop for ref can check goalie is conscious or something like this, and nope, no one flops every time the opposing team holds a puck in attack zone, NHL rules is obviously not that humane

hm my bad, it was a shoulder here not helmet

Twirlypen PSN I don’t know if the ref even noticed bishop was gonna stay down until the puck was already in the net though so he probably wouldn’t have seen the helmet off in time either, or if the shot was already on the way, called it a goal anyway

Dont disrespect dobby like that

I so disappointed with Ben Bishop

it's a rule, basically the blues had possetion so the puck was still in play. if Dallas had the puck the whistle would've been blown. it's a rule made to prevent people from faking injuries to get a whistle

@@salinat9943 Also doesn't help Bishop has a reputation for going down easy.

Amen to both of your comments Pariah/Salina

It’s the NHL. Players get hurt all the time, which leads to outcomes that certain fans don’t like. Goalies are not exempt from that. If the injury had been such that he needed immediate medical attention to save his life or if his gear had been compromised to the point where he risked further injury by allowing the play to continue, then the play may be blown dead. Bishop’s gear was fine, he wasn’t in mortal danger, he was just in pain, which is part of the game. This kind of thing happens a lot when a goalie tweaks a hamstring and no one seems to care, but because he got hit by a puck people suddenly think he deserves to have a stoppage of play and deny the offense an opportunity that they’ve earned.

should he have shed a tear out of respect?

Derek Willson can only challenge offsides or goalie interference

It’s gone. Gone forever

He wasn’t seriously hurt though, he stayed in the game?!?!?!?

It wasn’t his head, so Dallas needed to touch the puck in order to force a whistle

Rules.. they exist