2007-08 Phil. Flyers

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  • Rygar
    Rygar Posts: 8,711
    booomm11 wrote:
    I don't know how they didn't see enough evidence on the video review! after he hit the puck his stick clearly came down and hit the crossbar...and that tripping call on Richards was a joke, he planted his shoulder right into his chest!

    Did anyone see that blonde behind the Flyers bench? :)
    Shoulder?? It was a knee on knee, and didn't even look like an accident.
    Only Flyers fans are going to see that review on the high stick as evidence the stick was above the crossbar....
    All the reviews show the stick as below or close enough to be unable to reverse the call.
  • PJSerf
    PJSerf Posts: 637
    Rygar wrote:
    Shoulder?? It was a knee on knee, and didn't even look like an accident.
    Only Flyers fans are going to see that review on the high stick as evidence the stick was above the crossbar....
    All the reviews show the stick as below or close enough to be unable to reverse the call.

    Look at the replay again... their knees never touched. It was clearly his shoulder. It was a clean play. Richards is smart enough to not take a penalty there.

    And what's with Philly getting the bad rap for their fans. First Carter gets pelted with beer after game 7 in Washington, and then Richards gets pelted in the penalty box. Yet Philly fans are painted as neanderthals. We didn't riot in the streets after we won our 1st round series.

    We got hosed yesterday, but it shouldn't have come down to the refs anyhow.
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  • Rygar
    Rygar Posts: 8,711
    PJSerf wrote:
    Look at the replay again... their knees never touched. It was clearly his shoulder. It was a clean play. Richards is smart enough to not take a penalty there.

    And what's with Philly getting the bad rap for their fans. First Carter gets pelted with beer after game 7 in Washington, and then Richards gets pelted in the penalty box. Yet Philly fans are painted as neanderthals. We didn't riot in the streets after we won our 1st round series.

    We got hosed yesterday, but it shouldn't have come down to the refs anyhow.
    I've seen the replay tons of times (just again too). Richards' left leg takes Kovalev's left leg clean out. I see body contact but the legs clearly connect. Iffy part is the intention. I'd buy accidental. Still looks like a knee on knee.


    There are assholes in every crowd, Montreal is no exception.
    The riot shit is questionable too (i.e. it wasn't Habs fans, it was a gang with a stupid name ;))
  • NY PJ1
    NY PJ1 Posts: 9,533
    PJSerf wrote:
    Look at the replay again... their knees never touched. It was clearly his shoulder. It was a clean play. Richards is smart enough to not take a penalty there.

    And what's with Philly getting the bad rap for their fans. First Carter gets pelted with beer after game 7 in Washington, and then Richards gets pelted in the penalty box. Yet Philly fans are painted as neanderthals. We didn't riot in the streets after we won our 1st round series.

    We got hosed yesterday, but it shouldn't have come down to the refs anyhow.


    dude shoulder?????? lol what were u watching?

    he stuck his knee out period.
  • PJSerf
    PJSerf Posts: 637
    Rygar wrote:
    I've seen the replay tons of times (just again too). Richards' left leg takes Kovalev's left leg clean out. I see body contact but the legs clearly connect. Iffy part is the intention. I'd buy accidental. Still looks like a knee on knee.


    There are assholes in every crowd, Montreal is no exception.
    The riot shit is questionable too (i.e. it wasn't Habs fans, it was a gang with a stupid name ;))

    Either way, its a tough call to make, especially when the refs had the whistles buried the whole period. I understand that over the course of a series, the calls balance out.

    Its shaping up to be a good series. Just disappointed that we let that one slip away.
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  • NY PJ1
    NY PJ1 Posts: 9,533
    i know its only 1 game

    but this is a bitter pill to swallow
  • Rygar
    Rygar Posts: 8,711
    PJSerf wrote:
    Either way, its a tough call to make, especially when the refs had the whistles buried the whole period. I understand that over the course of a series, the calls balance out.

    Its shaping up to be a good series. Just disappointed that we let that one slip away.
    There were a few iffy or missed calls for both sides, but nothing new there.
    Overall I found both teams to be quite tired/uninterested looking for large periods of time.

    Getting sick of "fans" doing stupid things.
  • Rygar
    Rygar Posts: 8,711
    NY PJ1 wrote:
    i know its only 1 game

    but this is a bitter pill to swallow
    You didn't sound too pissed off before ;)
    Cheering for the Flyers?
  • PJSerf
    PJSerf Posts: 637
    Rygar wrote:
    There were a few iffy or missed calls for both sides, but nothing new there.
    Overall I found both teams to be quite tired/uninterested looking for large periods of time.

    Getting sick of "fans" doing stupid things.

    Yeah, it would be nice to see a consistent game called for once. The refs did let them play for the most part. 4 power plays and a penalty shot across the board. In the first round, the flyers gave up 4 power plays a period.

    I expected the Flyers to come out flat this being their 3rd game in 4 days at playoff intensity. Coming into the series, I figured they would lose game 1, but as the game went along, I hoped they could pull it out.
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  • Thecure
    Thecure Posts: 814
    As sad this is to say i missed the whole game yesterday as my boss comes up to me right when i am leaving work and ask me why i am going home as we have a some bullshit meeting that i have with some city councellor. i was so mad as i told him that the hockey game was on and no-one told me abotu the meeting. he said sorry but he just heard about it too. the worst of it all is that the meeting was crap the CC was a bore an dthere was no point in me going. the damm place we went to didn't even have the game on TV as it was showing the Toronto Blue Jays in an all important 15 game in the season.

    Today i was listenning to the FAN here in Toronto and some asshole names Pierre Maquire was talking abotu how teh flyers are way over their heads and didn't even deserve to be in the 2nd round. the funny thing is that awhile ago thi ssame guy was saying how if teh leaf scan play like they hav ethey cound do some damage in the playoffs. for me that this guy knows nothing about hockey.
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  • kenshunt
    kenshunt London, Ontario, Canada Posts: 2,863
    PJSerf wrote:
    Either way, its a tough call to make, especially when the refs had the whistles buried the whole period. I understand that over the course of a series, the calls balance out.

    Its shaping up to be a good series. Just disappointed that we let that one slip away.
    Well u should be mad at Richards, Knee on Knees are dangerous and should be called all the time, it did piss me off that Kovy went and tied the game on that needless penalty by Richards.
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  • Rygar
    Rygar Posts: 8,711
    PJSerf wrote:
    Yeah, it would be nice to see a consistent game called for once. The refs did let them play for the most part. 4 power plays and a penalty shot across the board. In the first round, the flyers gave up 4 power plays a period.

    I expected the Flyers to come out flat this being their 3rd game in 4 days at playoff intensity. Coming into the series, I figured they would lose game 1, but as the game went along, I hoped they could pull it out.
    I was expecting Montreal to explode out of the gate a la game 7 vs Boston, but they looked like a flat tire (to me at least).
    Good game by Kovalev, and the two goaltenders were decent.
    Jim Dowd does looks 60.
  • Rygar
    Rygar Posts: 8,711
    Thecure wrote:
    As sad this is to say i missed the whole game yesterday as my boss comes up to me right when i am leaving work and ask me why i am going home as we have a some bullshit meeting that i have with some city councellor. i was so mad as i told him that the hockey game was on and no-one told me abotu the meeting. he said sorry but he just heard about it too. the worst of it all is that the meeting was crap the CC was a bore an dthere was no point in me going. the damm place we went to didn't even have the game on TV as it was showing the Toronto Blue Jays in an all important 15 game in the season.

    Today i was listenning to the FAN here in Toronto and some asshole names Pierre Maquire was talking abotu how teh flyers are way over their heads and didn't even deserve to be in the 2nd round. the funny thing is that awhile ago thi ssame guy was saying how if teh leaf scan play like they hav ethey cound do some damage in the playoffs. for me that this guy knows nothing about hockey.
    Opinions are like assholes....
  • kenshunt
    kenshunt London, Ontario, Canada Posts: 2,863
    Rygar wrote:
    Opinions are like assholes....
    What if you were born without one ?
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  • Rygar
    Rygar Posts: 8,711
    kenshunt wrote:
    What if you were born without one ?
    Fortunately, they're also like eye holes.
  • chromiam
    chromiam Posts: 4,114
    Wow.. just wow..... I won't argue the 1st Kovalev goal, although it looked close but nothing seemed conclusive other than the fact that the ref seemed to have no idea that the puck was hit by a stick before it went into the net...

    As for the Richards penalty, he can't put himself in that situation, but that being said, he clearly didn't knee Kovalev. His feet never moved, his leg never moved, he stood his ground and threw a shoulder into Kovalev's hip.

    That's all... time to get ready for game 2.... entertaining series so far, hopefully (as NYPJ fears) the refs don't start deciding games and they let players play......
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  • Bathgate66
    Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    game 1 loss in sudden death overtime ( on the road ) ?

    that hurts !
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  • booomm11
    booomm11 Posts: 865
    Rygar wrote:
    Shoulder?? It was a knee on knee, and didn't even look like an accident.
    Only Flyers fans are going to see that review on the high stick as evidence the stick was above the crossbar....
    All the reviews show the stick as below or close enough to be unable to reverse the call.

    lol it's physics!!! the puck was hit by the stick gravity then pulled the stick down from it's previous position(above the crossbar) to then hit the crossbar.

    at least that's what Issac Newton told me :)
    being so KiND.. tO LEt me RiDe!!!
  • Rygar
    Rygar Posts: 8,711
    booomm11 wrote:
    lol it's physics!!! the puck was hit by the stick gravity then pulled the stick down from it's previous position(above the crossbar) to then hit the crossbar.

    at least that's what Issac Newton told me :)

    From NHL.com:
    "Biron stopped Plekanec’s slapper from the right wing, but the puck popped into the air and Kovalev batted it into the net, making contact just after the puck went below the crossbar. After a lengthy video review, the goal was allowed and the game was even at 2-2."
  • NY PJ1
    NY PJ1 Posts: 9,533
    ah yes the 1st questionable call of the semi-finals :rolleyes: