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Stupid thing #123 about the NHL

Posted on April 5, 2010 by Matt

In the game tonight between Boston and Washington Semin throws a shot on Rask and the puck dribbles across the goal line. A Boston player throws it out with his stick. Ref calls it a goal. It’s too close so they go upstairs and review it.

At this point you’re thinking they’re looking for conclusive proof that it was a goal.

But they’re not because the ref called it a goal.

What they’re looking for, because the ref called it a goal, is conclusive proof that it was not a goal!

It works in reverse, too. If the ref calls no goal, they’re looking for conclusive proof it was a goal.

What a stupid system. Who thought this up?

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1 thought on “Stupid thing #123 about the NHL”

  1. Fretz says:
    April 7, 2010 at 9:59 am

    The same tool who puts hockey teams in Nashville, Phoenix, Florida, California, Atlanta and Texas

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