BBDiehard14
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Maine is a LONG ways from elite. They are the 5th worst in the county right now and that is offense, defense, and goaltending!
Denver is 9-3.....
Maine is a LONG ways from elite. They are the 5th worst in the county right now and that is offense, defense, and goaltending!
Denver is 9-3.....
That's great but you seem to ignore the fact that there was a slight difference in skill level when Jim took over. Denver had been a tournament team for six consecutive seasons. The team he inherited had plenty of talent whereas Red got a pretty bare cupboard.
There is a screenshot on Facebook showing the puck in the net with .1 on the clock. That goal would have tied the game at 2-2 and changed the course of the game. If accurate, it makes one wonder what the referees were thinking in waving off the goal.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-partner="tweetdeck"><p>If this is accurate, you have to wonder what the refs last night were watching... <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/gomaine?src=hash">#gomaine</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/hockeyeast?src=hash">#hockeyeast</a> <a href="http://t.co/mkuP1o17r1">pic.twitter.com/mkuP1o17r1</a></p>— John Forsyth (@blackbear93) <a href="https://twitter.com/blackbear93/status/539092279366275072">November 30, 2014</a></blockquote>
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They showed a video review of the goal on the scoreboard at the Alfond during the intermission, and according to the video that was played at the game with the way the clock was synched up to it the puck was still partially on the goalline with .1 on the clock. It's too bad that refs weren't watching the other video that was posted on facebook.
Doesn't make any sense. The game clock is the scoreboard clock. WVII doesn't do their own graphic for the clock. That sure seems like a good goal. Maybe our old friend Randy Schmidt was refereeing the game last night.
ETA: tweet from Mike McMahon, Merrimack reporter:
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-partner="tweetdeck"><p><a href="https://twitter.com/blackbear93">@blackbear93</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hockey_east">@hockey_east</a> I know in the past at some rinks, the clock imposed on the video has malfunctioned on the overhead views they have</p>— Mike McMahon (@MikeMcMahonCHN) <a href="https://twitter.com/MikeMcMahonCHN/status/539105926960402432">November 30, 2014</a></blockquote>
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I was watching online and thought it was very strange it was taking so long, it's either over the line or not, not something that should take very long to look at. Does someone have to synch up the clock with replay? The replay they showed online the puck was definitely on the line with time having run out but they probably bottled synching the clock and replay up.
Romeo has gotten better and better and tonight was very strong. I don't see it in Morris he looks like a sieve.
He shouldn't be a so called grinder...he should be a force to the net and in front of it...along with chipping in a few goals here and there...he's big enough but plays a small game and being in his Junior year you'd expect something out of him...he's a non factor most nights...if that's the case then rotate some players in that role like Cerretani and Merchant getting each a game per weekend...maybe someone pushing him for playing time would light a fire under him...and get some positive team results.
There is a screenshot on Facebook showing the puck in the net with .1 on the clock. That goal would have tied the game at 2-2 and changed the course of the game. If accurate, it makes one wonder what the referees were thinking in waving off the goal.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-partner="tweetdeck"><p>If this is accurate, you have to wonder what the refs last night were watching... <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/gomaine?src=hash">#gomaine</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/hockeyeast?src=hash">#hockeyeast</a> <a href="http://t.co/mkuP1o17r1">pic.twitter.com/mkuP1o17r1</a></p>— John Forsyth (@blackbear93) <a href="https://twitter.com/blackbear93/status/539092279366275072">November 30, 2014</a></blockquote>
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Yup, I have no reason to believe Shea blew a call on video tape. He sucks and has for years but I'm confident he handled that call correctly.. You really think they are gonna see something on replay and not call it correct?
With the game on National TV? Not unless they want to be fired.
And UMaine was only down 2-1 going into the third and still had every chance to win if they played good enough and still Vt scored the only goals in the period.
For one thing most TV broadcasts do not use the actual clock, seen them have to reset the Tv clock several times when the Tv clock guys makes a mistake.
Also as said before you cannot tell if the puck(lets say its not photoshop)is over the line or 6 inches above it, not from this angle. I am sure whatever
replay the refs looked at from above was good enough to get it correct. You really think they are gonna see something on replay and not call it correct?
With the game on National TV? Not unless they want to be fired.
Like Randy Schmidt?
Look, it's entirely possible the call on the ice was correct. However, there have been known malfunctions in the past and there might have been one here. It certainly is worth Hockey East checking it.
Also, the clock on this broadcast was the game clock. They have a camera aimed at the scoreboard, it isn't a graphic like we see on many telecasts.
As for other chances to win, sure, but you're talking about a goal in the final second of the period that would have tied the score. That is a huge momentum swing.
Does anyone watch any Dman besides Rutt? Because the top pairing is every bit as bad as RuttI think either Hayes has to move back to D, or Norman has to go in there, and Rutt sits. His nonchalant gliding 20 feet away while there was a Vermont guy on the post hacking away at the puck on their second goal was inexcusable. Just no urgency from him at all to try to get back and break up a scoring chance, let alone that guy should have never been there uncovered in the first place. And he's got an 'A' on his jersey. Way to set the example.
That 'A' has to go, and he needs to sit, if that's the best effort he can put in while wearing a Maine uniform.
Does anyone watch any Dman besides Rutt? Because the top pairing is every bit as bad as Rutt
Does anyone watch any Dman besides Rutt? Because the top pairing is every bit as bad as Rutt
You really think they are gonna see something on replay and not call it correct?