@NHLfan97225647@MitchK39@EdmontonJack Matthews doesn’t get to play David Rittich and Arthur Silovs in the playoffs. And could also get one goal in his next 168 games and match Drais career pace
@CRoumeliotis Canucks In Disbelief As Bruins Goal Deemed Onside After Review https://t.co/4po2jsEpjZ via @YouTube
This has been the rule since delayed offsides became a thing in the late 80’s…
@Chunnerstahlway@thekylefree@CRoumeliotis Possession is never considered on a delayed offside. Many examples of this over the years. It’s a black and white rule, he doesn’t touch the puck until 88 is onside.
@hockeydangler87@thekylefree@CRoumeliotis By rule, it’s a delayed offside until the puck is touched in the zone. Both players are clear of the zone before the puck is touched in the zone, therefore the play is onside.
@Sean_J98@MitchK39@CRoumeliotis The puck is not in the zone in your picture, clearly still on the blue. And if you watch the video, his stick is coming off the puck, and he doesn’t touch it again until Nylander tags up. Onside.