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Hockey City Classic: Minnesota vs Wisconsin 2/17/13

Re: Hockey City Classic: Minnesota vs Wisconsin 2/17/13

Did they change the rule recently? That used to be a goal.
 
Re: Hockey City Classic: Minnesota vs Wisconsin 2/17/13

I guess if the shot with a high stick was a "scoring opportunity" the whistle would get blown immediately, plus the intent to whistle rule in case it hadn't actually been blown.
 
Re: Hockey City Classic: Minnesota vs Wisconsin 2/17/13

Good game for the gophs to learn and play a different style.
****...Condon still looks fast on this ice.
 
Re: Hockey City Classic: Minnesota vs Wisconsin 2/17/13

I liked how Eaves talked to the ref asking him if it shouldn't count given it went off Alt's skate. Like a WCHA ref would know the rules. HA!
 
Re: Hockey City Classic: Minnesota vs Wisconsin 2/17/13

HarleyMC said:
looks like a high stick by Wis and whistle blew....no goal
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Official said nothing about the whistle blowing in their explanation. I'm not 100% familiar with the rules, but I think Minnesota would have to show some control over the puck before the high-stick would get negated. That never happened, so good call.
 
Re: Hockey City Classic: Minnesota vs Wisconsin 2/17/13

Mile High Hockey said:
Official said nothing about the whistle blowing in their explanation. I'm not 100% familiar with the rules, but I think Minnesota would have to show some control over the puck before the high-stick would get negated. That never happened, so good call.
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The play was officially ruled dead when the high stick was called (a whistle).
 
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