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Joined February 2010
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Pierre Boucher retweeted
Les mauvais appels finissent toujours (ou souvent) par s'équilibrer dans une saison de 84 matchs, mais voici 6 exemples probants qui illustrent comment l'arbitrage est devenu un irritant à Montréal. tvasports.ca/article/6-decis…
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Pierre Boucher retweeted
So Quinn Hughes tries to lift Cole’s stick and his stick breaks? Just amazing
Here's a slow-mo replay of Cole Caufield's "slash" that cost the Habs the game today... You be the judge...
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When a nonsense call on Caufield leads to Minnesota winning in OT, I always gotta remember that it’s not a delusion if the numbers back it up
The NHL 2026-27 discipline landscape — power plays earned vs times shorthanded per game, all 32 teams. Who lives in the box? #NHL
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So bad.
Cole Caufield takes a penalty late in the game.
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That should not have been a slashing penalty on #Habs Cole Caufield. Only called because Wild player's stick broke. Brutal. I'm not a lip reader but pretty sure Martin St. Louis said "F--- off!" top refs.
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Pierre Boucher retweeted
This is a penalty now with under a minute left in regulation time. NHL ref at it’s finest.
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NHL refs walking into the arena every night
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Hughes sold the slashing call to ref when he just stopped playing after his stick broke. Players should just stop playing now when an opponent touches his stick and it breaks. #Habs
Here's a slow-mo replay of Cole Caufield's "slash" that cost the Habs the game today... You be the judge...
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Here's a slow-mo replay of Cole Caufield's "slash" that cost the Habs the game today... You be the judge...
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Terrible call end of the game, Minnesota Montreal that was stick on stick unfortunately 43 stick brakes that was not a slash! Looks like a play where the stick was already compromised it was not a whack!
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If you watch the play closely, Hughes initiates more contact in the stick battle than Caufield does. The ref called the broken stick and the scoring chance it led to, not the actual infraction. Shame it cost the #GoHabsGo the game.
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What a horrible call. Just because stick broke shouldn't automatically make it slashing. #Habs
Cole Caufield takes a penalty late in the game.
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I love when a team wins bc their player stick breaks by itself and leads to a penalty. Great league
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We're just cheating now
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if you are a montreal canadien and a stick breaks in your vicinity that's a 2 minute penalty for you and if you get punched in the face by the opposing team that's a 2 minute penalty for your teammate
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Who could’ve possibly predicted this game would be decided by the refs?
If y’all thought the refs were bad against Utah and Toronto, just wait until you see the bullshit the refs come up with tonight to help Minnesota.
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Your officials are an embarrassment @NHL
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You don’t hate NHL refs enough (especially Kelly Sutherland)
Carrier clearly elbowed in the face nowhere near the puck, we're ignoring it of course.
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The @NHL has an officiating problem. Had it for years. They are not making any progress in fixing it. I think they know it but dont yet have any short term solution. Here's hoping they have a long term plan because the sport is suffering.
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The broken stick call just sucks because we all remember Ivan Demidov's stick getting slashed and broken not being called in overtime...
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