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@jennabeee22 But it is irrelevant when the goalie was contacted before the rebound happened. Just because a save was made does not mean he was impaired while doing so

@KMFilipowski Which didn’t impair his ability to make the save, because he did. Rule 69.7 deals with rebounds, and in it states that when the goalie and attacking player are both trying to play the puck and contact occurs, the goal is allowed. Which is the relevant point here.

Ok, so the Jets goal wasn’t interference because of rule 69.7 regarding rebounds…. Then what the actual fuck do you call this? If Jets goal stands, this does too. If this is no goal, then neither was the jets… YOURE FUCKING WORTHLESS TORONTO

@GinoHard_ That was interference

The Penguins have their 2nd goal waved off for goaltender interference 😬

@revingev Elite phase and skyrocketing costs can begin at age 13. Ages 13-16 (4 years) could easily be in the $150k-$300k range. Assume they are in junior by 17 if they are a potential NHL prospect. Possible it could be lower than $150k for those that get deals to play in certain places.

Been working on some numbers of the cost of developing players for the #NHL. Based on 2026 economic data and current #hockey development trends, here is the approximate breakdown of the "Million Dollar Path." The Minor Hockey Years (Ages 5–14) (9 Years): $110,000 – $280,000 The Elite Prospect Phase (Ages 15–17) (3 Years): $120,000 – $210,000 The Junior Hockey Phase (Ages 16–18) 3 Years): $15,000 – $25,000 While the $400,000 to $600,000 range is the current "average" for a drafted player, some insiders suggest that if you factor in the "opportunity cost" (parents taking time off work, wear and tear on vehicles, lost investment gains on that money), the true cost is closer to $1 Million. This is exactly why we are seeing more and more "NHL Legacies" (the sons of former pros) in the league—the financial barrier to entry has become so high that only the top 1% of earners can truly afford to give their child every tool needed to be a Top-30 prospect.

@OilersJack New coaches work. Just look at what happened after the Oilers hired Knoblauch

Friendly reminder that 2.3 years is league average for coaching tenure in the NHL. Voices go stale and different rosters need different coaching fits to succeed. It’s very common to change coaches when they lose the room and unhealthy to keep someone around too long who has.

@TSNRyanRishaug Whats the point? You never get any accurate answers

McDavid left practice part way through and is in with trainers. Didn’t look like he was injured but we’ll follow up with Knoblauch after skate.

@Ozoon_CA Any answer other that Montreal Canadiens is wrong

The most iconic franchises in 🇨🇦 sports history

@mathewjdp They have needed to clean house for the past 20 years

If Edm loses this year, does that mean they should clean house? It sure feels like thats what the common opinion is atm. Whats yours?

@BR_OpenIce Now this one I dont understand. Player is being pushed in the back by a defensive player into the goalie.

This goal was called BACK due to goalie interference on Lee to keep it 1-0 Isles in a HUGE Eastern Conference playoff race game ❌ Thoughts? 👀

@WeAreCanProud How many people is that?

#REPORT: Roughly 40% of Canada's top 1% income earners, as well as 30-50% of the next 9% income earners, have emigrated to the United States.

@OilersNation You cant hit a player from behind like that, but who the fuck turns towards the boards like that to avoid a hit when an opponent is coming to hit you?

Evan Bouchard gets crunched along the boards by Pontus Holmberg, and Connor McDavid was livid and pulled Holmberg straight out of the scrum. 📹: Sportsnet

@USAPensFan @JoshYohe_PGH

@KMFilipowski @JoshYohe_PGH You're one of those clowns who doesn't give a fk about the rules. You are so butt hurt about getting beat, that your willing to throw the rule book out to appease your little feelings. Fk your Canadian feelings. Low IQ moron.

The Penguins just printed these out for the media in regards to goalie interfere rulings. Yes, by the book, absolutely was goalie interference.

@USAPensFan @JoshYohe_PGH Keep believing that little guy

@KMFilipowski @JoshYohe_PGH Not only does he shove him with his right arm, he hip checks him AND is deep in the blue paint. You know NOTHING about hockey, but to be expected, you're from Canada.

@NickZ2317 @king_jemison Watch the clip

@KMFilipowski @king_jemison See an eye Dr

The Penguins passed these out in the press box during the first intermission to explain why they challenged for goalie interference on Winnipeg’s first-period goal. Morgan Barron collided with Erik Karlsson, who then fell into Silovs and knocked him over. Hence the highlight.

@TheDanKingerski He never shoved Karlsson

Barron never tried to stop for the puck and shoved Karlsson, but I don't see this being overturned. I would vote goal if I were in the room. But the situation room is a coin flip anyway

@TSN_Sports Good

Morgan Barron gets the Jets on the board! ✈️ The Penguins unsuccessfully challenged this play, and the goal stands.

@GrouchPotatoNC @CakeMcJabe Not enough though.

@KMFilipowski @CakeMcJabe Pretty sure that how Florida won the last two Cups. Gooned it up to the Cup.

The NHL is irredeemably cooked at this point

@troybarretts Hockey is Canada is so bad that our top players felt forced to go to the USA to develop

the more i learn about sidcros and how he was treated so poorly growing up in hockey the more emo i get like wdym he was targeted so much in junior leagues that a kid tried to break his leg and parents would jeer at him and send him death threats