WSF: #1 Chicago Blackhawks vs #7 Detroit Red Wings (CHI wins 4-3)
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Id honestly like for you to point out how the Hawks got all the calls in that game. Here ill help you:
3:44 DET Jakub Kindl : Interference (Michael Frolik)
08:52 CHI Jonathan Toews : Interference on goalkeeper (Jimmy Howard)
2nd Period
01:08 DET Johan Franzen : Roughing (Niklas Hjalmarsson)
03:32 DET Gustav Nyquist : Too many men/ice - bench
14:57 CHI Michal Rozsival : Unsportsmanlike conduct (Justin Abdelkader)
14:57 DET Justin Abdelkader : Unsportsmanlike conduct (Michal Rozsival)
17:37 CHI Michal Rozsival : Hi-sticking (Drew Miller)
3rd Period
14:23 DET Pavel Datsyuk : Tripping (Patrick Sharp)
15:10 CHI Patrick Sharp : Tripping (Jonathan Ericsson)
18:37 DET Henrik Zetterberg : Tripping (Johnny Oduya)
18:59 CHI Marian Hossa : Tripping (Jonathan Ericsson)
So you have an obvious Too many Men call, and offsetting minors. The Hawks have the PP Edge 5-4...You make it seem like the hawks got 7 PP while the Wings had 0
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Here is a bit more for you..in this series the Hawks have had 34 Penalties, The Red Wings 28..Game 6 was the first time in the entire series that the Hawks actually had a advantage in PP's. Game 1 was a push, in all other games the Redwings held that advantage. In Game 5 which was a must win game for the Hawks the advantage was to Detroit 6-5. Get the fuck out of here with the Hawks are getting all the calls. Your team fell apart in the third and blew 2 straight Defensive assignments, and then made a mistake on a breakaway. The refs didnt hand shit to anybody.
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I had no problems with the game besides that penalty shot.
The Smith/Quincey pairing is absolutely atrocious. Every time I see them on the ice I want to do this to the tv.
Does anyone know what happened to Ian White?
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Here is a bit more for you..in this series the Hawks have had 34 Penalties, The Red Wings 28..Game 6 was the first time in the entire series that the Hawks actually had a advantage in PP's. Game 1 was a push, in all other games the Redwings held that advantage. In Game 5 which was a must win game for the Hawks the advantage was to Detroit 6-5. Get the fuck out of here with the Hawks are getting all the calls. Your team fell apart in the third and blew 2 straight Defensive assignments, and then made a mistake on a breakaway. The refs didnt hand shit to anybody.Comment
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Id say the reffing has really turned around. The wings were getting away with murder in the first 3 games.
Leafs offseason training!Comment
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I understand your anger in a way...the refs have allowed the Red Wings to play a certain style of "defense" (i.e. being so slow and out of position that a Blackhawks breakaway happens about once per period, but allowing the Red Wings defender to take down the Blackhawk player from behind without any penalty), that for the refs to do an about-face and call a penalty on a rather textbook slash job must be upsetting.Comment
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Not trying to exaggerate, but considering the timing, what was at stake, the egregiousness of the call itself (offsetting?), and how the game had been called up to that point...the disallowed goal in the waning moments of regulation has to be one of the worst calls in professional sports history. It was almost incomprehensible.
Its hard for me to come up with other instances like that in sport. The only thing that I could come up with is the USA-USSR Gold Medal game in 1972. The Packers-Seahawks hail mary was a terrible call that directly changed the outcome at the end of the game...but that was just a regular season game. The George Brett pine tar HR that was incorrectly/egregiously disallowed changed the outcome at the end of the game...but that was also just a regular season game (although a big game against the Yanks) and was also overturned. The Kings-Lakers playoff series in 2002 was terrible, but the worst calls came in Game 6 (not Game 7).
The only scenario I can come up with is if in the Niners-Ravens Super Bowl the Ravens DB mugged Crabtree, Crabtree still caught the pass for the winning TD, and the refs called offensive pass interference.
Last edited by Senser81; 05-30-2013, 07:32 AM.Comment
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