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Originally posted by defkit View PostO'Brien and Skoog need to step up the scoring.
On last night’s first BU goal, with Skoog is planted in front, Grigals leans right to see around Skoog and Lane fires back to the goalie’s left. Slow the video down to half speed. https://youtu.be/NyKEQu6uzEo?t=623
O’Brien (21 shots) has been getting good shots (with the notable exception of one in OT in the loss to UConn). Last night, great set up from Phillips to JOB in the slot. Robbed by Grigals.
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Originally posted by J.D. View Post
As soon as I saw Hansen involved I knew it would waved off. Guy will look for any reason to call off a goal. Bernie was wrong that the goalie was outside the crease. They used to blow plays dead years ago for crease violations but not anymore. I think you could apply common sense that I didn't see anyone on the ice complaining for Lowell. The asking the linesman after was something. Of course when you break something down in slow motion you see a player in the crease and MAYBE there was some sort of contact but that doesn't automatically mean a goal should be called off.
NHL certainly has a much higher threshold. I see some in NHL where it looks like clear interference and they let it stand.
There was clear contact when the goalie moves to his left - his head bumps into Skoog. Skoog's left skate is *barely* in the crease and the contact is minimal. However, it did occur and it's clear on the video. To some other comments here, the in the crease component only comes into play if contact is made. Simply being in the crease, in and of itself, is not a violation.
However, all of the above is not relevant - the head contact occurred after the puck was in the net. This is obvious on the slow-mo replay, which I have to assume the officials had in the booth. Even at full speed, it's relatively clear the puck was already in. Certainly not clear and obvious (or whatever the standard is) to overturn a call on the ice.
The only possible contact that occurred before the puck goes in is Skoog's leg/skate might've grazed the goalie, but it'd be the slightest of touches and absolutely not obvious on the video. Additionally, you can see the Lowell defender initiate contact with Skoog to push him back a bit toward the goalie.
There's absolutely zero rule-based explanation for overturning that.
If you need to spend 30 seconds after you complete the review aligning your story with all four officials, that should be clear and obvious your call is wrong.Last edited by brassbonanza; 10-30-2022, 11:01 AM.¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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One takeaway from this weekend is that our powerplay isn't very good. Even when set up, nothing seems to ever happen. Not moving any lowell players around. Just passing bewteen O'brien-fensore-Brown then a turnover usually comes.
Also, Wilmer needs to shoot the f'in puck. I know he's a pass first guy, but passed up 3-4 opportunities when he HAD to shoot. There was a moment in the 3rd where he didn't shoot and the whole arena shared their displeasure. Can't recall a time where I've heard that many people ****ed about not shooting.
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Originally posted by hydrant View PostOne takeaway from this weekend is that our powerplay isn't very good. Even when set up, nothing seems to ever happen. Not moving any lowell players around. Just passing bewteen O'brien-fensore-Brown then a turnover usually comes.
Also, Wilmer needs to shoot the f'in puck. I know he's a pass first guy, but passed up 3-4 opportunities when he HAD to shoot. There was a moment in the 3rd where he didn't shoot and the whole arena shared their displeasure. Can't recall a time where I've heard that many people ****ed about not shooting.¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Originally posted by J.D. View Post
Big series in 2 weeks against UMass in 2 weeks. We’ll match up better against them than Lowell. Should be much more entertaining. Playing against Lowell is like playing in a sandbox.
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Originally posted by brassbonanza View Post
This video shows the play very well in slow motion. https://***********/BUHockeyStats/st...75546838147072
There was clear contact when the goalie moves to his left - his head bumps into Skoog. Skoog's left skate is *barely* in the crease and the contact is minimal. However, it did occur and it's clear on the video. To some other comments here, the in the crease component only comes into play if contact is made. Simply being in the crease, in and of itself, is not a violation.
However, all of the above is not relevant - the head contact occurred after the puck was in the net. This is obvious on the slow-mo replay, which I have to assume the officials had in the booth. Even at full speed, it's relatively clear the puck was already in. Certainly not clear and obvious (or whatever the standard is) to overturn a call on the ice.
The only possible contact that occurred before the puck goes in is Skoog's leg/skate might've grazed the goalie, but it'd be the slightest of touches and absolutely not obvious on the video. Additionally, you can see the Lowell defender initiate contact with Skoog to push him back a bit toward the goalie.
There's absolutely zero rule-based explanation for overturning that.
If you need to spend 30 seconds after you complete the review aligning your story with all four officials, that should be clear and obvious your call is wrong.
Anyway, to continue the chat about O'Brien, he was kind of invisible on Friday night. Late in the second period he was involved in the play and I said to myself "Who is 18 again?" Because I didn't recall seeing him on the ice.
As for the power play - not winning faceoffs to start a power play has long been a pet peeve of mine. While it is good to see them doing better with faceoffs overall this season, it still seems like they lose most of the initial faceoffs at the start of a power play. Puck gets cleared and by the time they bring back into the zone, they've lost almost 30 seconds of PP time.
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Originally posted by mookie1995 View Post
With too cold cold dogs?
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Originally posted by ericredaxe View Post*** is up with no cash at concessions? And - didn’t they say concessions were changed and improved? It seeks like it is still the ****ty chicken fingers and not cold enough beer.
At Fenway, you can insert cash into a machine and get a card that you can use anywhere.
I think that's how they get around it.
And the condiments at Fenway are inedible. Who wants healthy ketchup? I want Heinz!Last edited by Leonidas; 10-31-2022, 09:53 AM.
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Originally posted by Leonidas View Post
Isn't it Aramark there? Same as at Fenway (which is Aramark) and Gillette (which is not). Totally cashless.
At Fenway, you can insert cash into a machine and get a card that you can use anywhere.
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Originally posted by Leonidas View Post
Isn't it Aramark there? Same as at Fenway (which is Aramark) and Gillette (which is not). Totally cashless.
At Fenway, you can insert cash into a machine and get a card that you can use anywhere.
I think that's how they get around it.
And the condiments at Fenway are inedible. Who wants healthy ketchup? I want Heinz!
And OMG Leonidas, I can't believe you mentioned the ketchup at Fenway!! My niece is allergic to carrots and can't use it because there are carrots in the ketchup. And I feel there is a small movement afoot (I've seen a few tweets to implore Fenway to offer regular ketchup next season.
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Originally posted by Scarlet View Post
Yeah, it's not a BU or an Agganis-specific thing. A lot of arenas and stadiums are cashless now. However there is one register at the ice cream concession that have taken cash the last couple of games.
And OMG Leonidas, I can't believe you mentioned the ketchup at Fenway!! My niece is allergic to carrots and can't use it because there are carrots in the ketchup. And I feel there is a small movement afoot (I've seen a few tweets to implore Fenway to offer regular ketchup next season.
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