I know you're joking, but when I tore my right groin after it healed I had waaaaay more ability to split on that side
2/13 - Lightning @ B's
- Thread starter Cotillion
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Not sure what the answer is but they need to do something about the neutral zone regroup in OT.
I wonder if there is room for a rule here. Something like if a player gets a penalty inside the 10 seconds mark OT is extended two minutes. probably won't do that (although I like it) but maybe some kind of rule could be devised.
edit: I see I was late to the party but we all seem to be thinking on the same page
edit: I see I was late to the party but we all seem to be thinking on the same page
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This 100%. Taking a penalty that prevents a goal with no time left in OT is meaningless.
Yeah that last second penalty helped the whiney Florida DBags. As others have mentioned there should be a rule there for that scenario
At least it's not the playoffs.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wWERJBvD2Y&ab_channel=3DCre8r
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wWERJBvD2Y&ab_channel=3DCre8r
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I'm agnostic about whether he was right about this particular call. I think we all know that "directly overhead" is the most reliable angle. Is the answer putting a camera *under* the goal line. Or in the cross bar and in the posts at ice level?
At least in the NHL, where money is not a problem, constructing goals with embedded cameras on the underside of the crossbar, looking directly down at the line would probably get this correct, especially if the refs were given a quick primer on the problem apparent in extrapolating information from angled cameras.
BTW, in this particular case, I don't really care that much, but it is an interesting situation as, because of the ice itself, the goal line in hockey is a somewhat unique boundary in sports.
This should go here as well.
So dumb.
View: https://twitter.com/nhlplayersafety/status/1757824261593407945?s=46
So dumb.
View: https://twitter.com/nhlplayersafety/status/1757824261593407945?s=46
