The refs and the league should get in trouble for that play with the calgary player. He was down on the ice for a good while and they said "eh hes fine" just for him to get nailed with a slapshot. That guy couldve died
They don’t blow the play dead until there’s no more immediate scoring chance they will not blow the whistle if there’s an immediate scoring chance which there was so they made a good call or not calling the play until the injured players team touch the puck which they never did
The refs did not make a mistake. They didn’t blow the whistle because there was an immediate scoring chance they would’ve blown the whistle if there was no immediate scoring chance and or if the injured players team touches the puck, you should know the rules first before you say anything.
When I was playing in pee wee hockey some 20 years ago one of our best players got checked hard the whistle blew and he took a few seconds to start getting up, as he did he leaned on his stick and it snapped underneath him.
This is great, for a part two if you're going deeper into the pass you have Jason Pominville saving his own shot on the goal line and of course the one I'm saltiest about, the Flyers scoring by putting the puck through the side of the net and it counting.
Watching all those Ian Cole clips just made me feel real sad, because if he isnt Edmontons leading goal scorer in the series, the Canucks probably win the series.
come on delta. nh; bad luck featuring injuries and you show the habs for 3 seconds NOT featuring their world leading eleventeen hundred man games lost? come on now.
@@politicalbandwagon4989 lol it’s the fucking pass back that gives it away to me. Like they’re 5 on 4 and he fucking passes back just so homie can take another clapper at the dudes ribs.
