They didn’t even get a power play for this

Alright, so guys get

this

after

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scary hit from Matt Dumba and Joe Pavelski. Max Domi actually finished with more penalty minutes at the plate than Dumba. Midway through the second period, Pavelski fires a shot into the net in the corner before he realizes it. he is lying on the ice just a moment after the shot hits gustafson's pad number he slides and hits pavelski sending his head directly to the ice it is a difficult

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to watch as pavelski appeared to be unconscious and staggered in his path towards the stars in their locker room and did not return to the game, as for Dumba, after initially receiving a five-minute major foul, the

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was actually reviewed and changed to two minutes for roughing, while Max Domi received a foul of 10 minutes and two minutes for roughness for his reaction to the blow and that left the two teams to resume the game in four against four.

I have to ask if Dumba also received the game misconduct and do you think he will be suspended for that hit? They definitely won't get him suspended like he got. Somehow

they

reviewed it and reduced it to a minor and the worst part of this is watching it again, the referee analyst

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brought in and all the commentators admit it's a late play and the referee analyst says there are two options, misconduct in the game or penalty in the match. If they consider that the hit was late, there was possibly a five in the game for interference that caused an injury or a different camera angle could appear, there was contact with the head.

I haven't been able to play since that interview, whether there was head contact or not, but those are two options right there. I can't imagine this being in five minutes just because of the lateness of the hit, that's just my thought, then they check it, release it, yeah that's the right decision, what to play it at real speed, is it that late? there goes the pocket, there is the hit, we are seeing it in slow motion, if you see that in real speed, maybe it is not so late, there was no contact with the head, you could see it and I said you would see many angles, it turns out that Yeah.

It was the uh, the stick that was found probably caused most of the damage, but I really like the fact that they talked about it, they got together, they discussed it, it was with the five of them, they looked at it, they dissected it and they made the right decision, then why? Do you think they changed their minds then because the decision changed? Yes, I think that's why and they are like defending the referees. George Perros and the entire player safety department has shown quite a bit during his tenure that they are not looking for say what the word is, tell the book, they really don't do it and hit people with really big suspensions, especially for hitting, um so I agree I don't think they'll suspend him but I do think it's a joke that they ended up

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force on that that's impossible you guys were going over play by play because I mean you're obviously arguing about the point of contact , if he hit his head, if he hit the club and they saw it in slow motion. right, I think people focused too much, so we're going to show you this angle where Hartman basically covers the play and you can't really see it, which makes it really look like a shoulder-to-shoulder hit, which I understand why people It's like a clean hit shoulder to shoulder

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so, it's such a late hit that his interference Andy gets hurt, you can give a bad conduct for that and that is totally normal in a play where there is an injury in a penalty and it is at the discretion of the referee.

As far as violence goes, but clearly Matt Dumba has one thing on his mind in that situation and that's hitting Joe Pavowski, no matter where he has the puck, when he gets rid of it, he's getting ready to hit him. I don't care about the puck and I understand it as if people play with their bodies, that's not playing with their bodies, that's a little predatory and violent in my mind and that should be bad behavior in the game, not just ending it to you, well that's not finishing ahead to me and that's what everyone was talking about like Subin and everyone was talking about finishing a shot, not finishing a shot, we went back and looked at these other angles and I think you can pretty much see clarity if you slow down frame by frame, which we'll see. do it here, you see he's coming out, no part of the rest of his body moves and then all of a sudden his helmet appears and his head moves back and to me it's like a blow to the head, it's going up his head. even a little bit of a blind side in terms of why pavelski passed on the record that people are going to be critical of, especially people who love the old game, but you know, don't look at your past, all that stuff, but it's a game different for That to happen to a guy who is so respected in the league and it's not like this guy doesn't know what's going on in the NHL and I guarantee you Joe Pavelski won't come back from any injuries after that and he'll play fair from everyone modes. "You hate to see that, knowing he's injured, he had to go and it's scary, regardless of what you think, whether or not it should be a penalty or not, like me." I'm sure you would have preferred not to have seen that at all.

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