Yes, I have, though obviously not in front of 18k. And yes, it is that easy to avoid making calls that aren't yours to make unless you are 100% sure the call HAS to be made. As evidence, look at how many super weak calls Sutherland made from across the rink that game. None. Peel is a terrible ref.



Except no one said they were all going the Islanders way. Just that the officiating greatly favored the Islanders. It did. When a hit requires a hearing from the DPS, it was supposed to be a 5min major. Even if you want to ignore the weak calls being in your favor, I'm not sure how you can ignore the refs missing/ignoring a 5min major against you.
- Antilles

Actually I did address that.

Does everyone realize that Ott is outscoring Stewart this year? Not goals but points. Stewart was a is he going to show up tonight type player with good skill but seriousl only four points in twenty-games??

Does everyone realize that Ott is outscoring Stewart this year? Not goals but points. Stewart was a is he going to show up tonight type player with good skill but seriousl only four points in twenty-games??
- BluemanGuruu

How about that Reaves has the same number of goals and assists as Stewart too?

PER SI - http://www.si.com/extra-m...rs-chris-falzone-contract Kudos to the NYR

The New York Rangers announced a new signing on Monday, coming to terms on a one-day contract with 15-year-old Chris Falzone.

Falzone, who is a diehard hockey fan, was diagnosed with cancer in the beginning of his freshman year of high school. Needing a full hip replacement, he was told he would never be able to play the sport he loves again. However, after extensive therapy that included a semi body cast, he was cleared to resume hockey activities earlier this summer.

Falzone got to practice with the team and is expected to join the Rangers on the ice prior to Monday night's game against the Penguins. The signing of Falzone is part of New York's Garden of Dreams Week, which helps raise awareness for young people facing extreme obstacles in life.

PER SI - http://www.si.com/extra-m...rs-chris-falzone-contract Kudos to the NYR

The New York Rangers announced a new signing on Monday, coming to terms on a one-day contract with 15-year-old Chris Falzone.

Falzone, who is a diehard hockey fan, was diagnosed with cancer in the beginning of his freshman year of high school. Needing a full hip replacement, he was told he would never be able to play the sport he loves again. However, after extensive therapy that included a semi body cast, he was cleared to resume hockey activities earlier this summer.

Falzone got to practice with the team and is expected to join the Rangers on the ice prior to Monday night's game against the Penguins. The signing of Falzone is part of New York's Garden of Dreams Week, which helps raise awareness for young people facing extreme obstacles in life.
- stljam

That is awesome. For all the garage league crap in the league they do these kind of things better than any other league.