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Toronto has lost six consecutive series in the Mitchell Marner-Auston Matthews-William Nylander-Morgan Rielly era. Until the big players play big in the playoffs, Toronto goes nowhere.!
So Marner didn't get 100 points?
Who’s stupid enough to argue it wasn’t a kick
Kuzmenko from Vancouver does not get the hype like the leafs
0:38 hope holl sits during the important games.
people saying "its clearly a kick"… thats not the issue. the issue is that this rule is so inconsistent. theres been countless of times, even one against the rangers this season (vs flames) where it is so blatantly a kick, yet they call it a good goal. its ridiculous, and genuinely just seems like a complete 50/50 call (which the rangers will never get 50/50 calls their way)
i was there and the mf refs took back 2 goals. one with 1.2 seconds left. wtf
Kane's miserable defense leads to two goals against on this one.
Toronto's second goal 6:19, Kane loses a board battle, and is just standing motionless wondering where the puck was, despite having a Leaf right behind him with it.
Toronto's third goal 7:12, Kreider chips it up the boards. Leafs defenseman seals it up and keeps the puck in the zone. Kane, being way too optimistic about that one, got caught flying the zone. That opens a passing lane for Toronto to continue their possession in the zone, and very shortly after a goal occurs. If Kane stays defensively responsible a little while longer, that pass is no longer available and the play is completely different.
First goal of game was goalie interference
Arbitrary 👎
The rule on kicking the puck needs clarification. A player can kick the puck anywhere on the ice except when it goes directly into the net. However, a player can direct the puck into the net with his/her skate. That’s confusing. My suggestion is to just allow kicking the puck at any time, regardless of whether the puck goes into the net or not.
The rangers got robbed
I love the energy on a goal, the leaf goal celebration sucks, the Rangers are hype, the way it should be
Wow the rangers always lose video replays from Toronto. No way they can tell that puck was kicked in. Rangers have had that count against them from opposing players. I swear they have something against us up in Toronto
Yeah right but I'll bet u any money if the leafs had scored those two Goals that didn't count for ny it would've counted
The announcer was so fast to say it only hit the skate lol obv kicking motion
The first goal was 100% offside. There's no disputing it, but even as a Leafs fan, I kind of cringed on the 2nd goal when I saw the replay. It isn't as clear cut like everyone in the comment section is saying it is. It really could have gone either way , but I don't think either team cares much about the result and more about being healthy as possible for the show. Good luck Rangers fans!
In Japan, Blue Jays and Yankees games are broadcast but not NHL games. I envy the people of Canada and the U.S. who get to see the best matches in the world.
100% a kick in easy call by the refs
Woll is the best goalie we have. Samsonov can’t move side to side like that nor can he handle rebounds like that
Nice to see Willy get his 40th goal of the season. Leads all Swedish players in the league for goals this season.
8:11 Rangers just got robbed here!
8:28 50/50 here. Honestly, not going to lie, this is more of a redirect with the skate than a “kicking motion, just saying”
Justin holl is terrible
that's got to be the ny play by play guy who's saying that "did he kick it in? no, it just seem to hit his skate" while watching the over the top view. you can clearly see a kicking motion with his right foot right before the puck goes into the net….