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North Dakota @ Minnesota 1/15/10

Re: North Dakota @ Minnesota 1/15/10

Brenthoven said:
BTN is almost right. Let the goalie take the shooter. You don't necessarily stay in the middle.
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The reason defensemen stay in the middle is to: a) take away the passing lane, and b) prevent the puck carrier from improving his scoring chances by cutting to the middle. If the D slides all the way over to take the pass completely away, he's basically conceding a breakaway, which is worse.
 
Re: North Dakota @ Minnesota 1/15/10

5 min left, 3-2 UND.

Time is running out, I'm about to load up some pi*d off heavy metal. :mad:
 
Re: North Dakota @ Minnesota 1/15/10

This is not good.
Whatever MN was doing for the first half of the game, they ain't doing it now.
 
Re: North Dakota @ Minnesota 1/15/10

UND player should have gotten a delay of game for that - falling down and gloving the puck. I don't know how the refs don't call something that blatant - ridiculous.
 
Re: North Dakota @ Minnesota 1/15/10

Bakunin said:
UND player should have gotten a delay of game for that - falling down and gloving the puck. I don't know how the refs don't call something that blatant - ridiculous.
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about the same as the blatant pick play in the 1st, they stink :(
 
Re: North Dakota @ Minnesota 1/15/10

Bakunin said:
UND player should have gotten a delay of game for that - falling down and gloving the puck. I don't know how the refs don't call something that blatant - ridiculous.
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Pretty much. They can't use the "You can't call what you didn't see." excuse either, seeming it was on the puck itself.
 
Re: North Dakota @ Minnesota 1/15/10

Ding. Dong. The game is over. Nothing is happening of any consequence.
 
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