When predicting this series, I never took into account Andersen stealing any games

Me neither I had Hawks in 6.

When predicting this series, I never took into account Andersen stealing any games

 

He has given up some rebounds. We just havent had a trailer there to capitalize on it.

On to double OT.

Dumping the puck hasn't been very effective.

All stocked up on caffeine for the night and ready to pull an all nighter.

Edited May 20, 201510 yr by Rowand44

Can't get one by Anderson................nice high stick on Kane no call.

Head butt!

an effing header ftw

Is that legal? lol

wtf

Guess not.

There is NO rule saying no head butt in the rules anywhere. How can refs make up a rule that does not f***ing exist?

Edited May 20, 201510 yr by Soxfest

Where is that in the rule book?

Where is that in the rule book?

 

Is there a rule saying you can't hit it in with a part of your body on purpose?

I don't know the hockey rule book but I assume you're not allowed to deliberately use anything other than your stick to score a goal.

Is there a rule saying you can't hit it in with a part of your body on purpose?

Rule I see says no hands or feet to put in a goal nothing about head at all.

Is there a rule saying you can't hit it in with a part of your body on purpose?

It doesn't say head. But I guess their interpretation is any body part. I hope Toronto had some input there.

Rule I see says no hands or feet to put in a goal nothing about head at all.

 

Strange. You would think they would put "any body part"

Strange. You would think they would put "any body part"

You can deliberately skate a puck in with your body as long as it's not a kick or swipe.

Crawford a great save.........................still think Toronto just made up the rule as they went.

Edited May 20, 201510 yr by Soxfest

Well oddly Perry from the Ducks headbutted a goal in 2013.

 

Well oddly Perry from the Ducks headbutted a goal in 2013.

 

 

He didn't do it on purpose though, I think that is why they called it off

It doesn't say head. But I guess their interpretation is any body part. I hope Toronto had some input there.

 

I think 78.5(i) covers this. That rule provides that a goal is disallowed "When the puck has been directed, batted or thrown into the net by an attacking player other than with a stick." http://www.nhl.com/nhl/en/v3/ext/rules/201...15-rulebook.pdf

Love the Anaheim fans chanting Crawford's name while he keeps robbing them. Well thought out.

He didn't do it on purpose though, I think that is why they called it off

It appears to be directed into the goal.