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Playoff GDT Game 5. US vs the world err Hurricanes. 5:00pm PT. 8:00PM ET

CH1 said:
yeah...he's got a right to do so....I thought they might get Taylor Hall for slamming at Dobes' pads
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Wasn’t conclusive enough. If they kill this pp they need to get mad and get after it.
 
Still worth a challenge IMO...Canes are basically on a power play when we're 5 on 5, so what's the difference?
 
Habspatrol said:
Doesn't matter... intentional or not, he ran into the goalie. Not saying it should have been a penalty but that goal should not have counted.
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That’s a 50/50 at best man. It really could be called either way because nobody knows what goalie interference is anymore.

Habs should be crashing the net hard.
 
CH1 said:
yeah...he's got a right to do so....I thought they might get Taylor Hall for slamming at Dobes' pads
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Definition and Core Principle​

In the NHL, goalie interference is called when an attacking player, by body or stick, impedes the goalie’s ability to move or defend the net, whether inside or outside the crease. The rule is designed to protect goaltenders, who have limited mobility and focus primarily on stopping the puck, not avoiding contact. Incidental contact is allowed if the player made a reasonable effort to avoid the goalie.
https://www.bing.com/ck/a?!&&p=8bbe...ja2V5L3A3a2EwanVsemVwNWN0cHRidHRobXE4ZQ&ntb=1

Key Criteria for Enforcement​

  1. Location of Contact: Contact inside the crease is more likely to be penalized, but interference can occur outside the crease if it restricts the goalie’s movement.

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  2. Initiation of Contact: If the attacking player deliberately or recklessly contacts the goalie, the goal is disallowed and a penalty may be assessed.

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  3. Impact on Goalie: Goals are disallowed only if the contact impairs the goalie’s ability to move freely or make a save.

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  4. Defender Push Exception: If a defender pushes the attacker into the goalie, the attacking player is generally not penalized, provided they tried to avoid contact.

 
Habsy said:
That’s a 50/50 at best man. It really could be called either way because nobody knows what goalie interference is anymore.

Habs should be crashing the net hard.
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i'm so pissed off at Cole right now.....completely invisible....at least Suzy made a few plays so far....Slaf made a nice pass in front of net.....
 
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