Rob Guthrie (@rgutty12) 's Twitter Profile
Rob Guthrie

@rgutty12

Athletic major. Knowledgeable minor. Expert in everything. Former TV star. Play & teach great game of golf. Commit to be fit! 2nd place is the 1st loser!

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Brian Finlayson (@ywgbrian) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Rule 37.4: "A goal cannot be scored on a play where an attacking Player propels the puck with his skate into the net (even by means of a subsequent deflection off of another Player) using a “distinct kicking motion.” Hellebuyck is the goaltender trying to make the save. Complete

Martin Biron (@martybiron43) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Goalies trying to make a save off a distinct kicking motion should not be penalized for trying to do their job. I don’t care that Hellebuyck deflected the puck into his own net and the rule (ii) explains how it shouldn’t be a goal.

Mike McIntyre (@mikemcintyrewpg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Again, this makes the call/explanation on the ice that Connor Hellebuyck put the puck into his own net after a kick even more bizarre.

Jim Toth (@jimtothsports) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#NHLJets lose to #Stars 5-2, Hellebuyck 21 saves. Connor & Neiderreiter the goals. Next is Game 4 Tues night, Dallas leads series 2-1. IMO Refs wording of propelling puck is covering their call on ice. It was kicked, plain & simple. Nothing is propelled if not kicked at net...

Mike McIntyre (@mikemcintyrewpg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Seems like a very slippery slope to allow what was clearly an angry player making contact with a referee to slide without any further issue. This is the same league that cracked down hard on Ottawa (25K fine) for shooting a couple pucks in a friendly manner during warmups.

Mike McIntyre (@mikemcintyrewpg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Turns out you can, actually, with the NHL opting to look the other way. Couple of truly bizarre rules interpretations here in Dallas tonight.

Bob Irving (@bobirvingcjob) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The debate about the Dallas “kicked” goal is one thing, but in what hockey universe can a player, Mason Marchment, wack a referee on the leg with his stick while screaming at him over a missed call, and not get suspended? The NHL I guess. Mind-boggling.

Connor Hrabchak (@connorhrabchak1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#NHLJets top line center and starting goaltender on the road in these playoffs: Mark Scheifele: 0 goals/assists/points 4 shots on goal Outscored 7-3 at 5v5 Outchanced 38-24 at 5v5 29.51% expected goals percentage Connor Hellebuyck: .793 SV% -10.85 GSAx 24 goals against

Mike McIntyre (@mikemcintyrewpg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

But Ken, you see, Winnipeg had more power plays than Dallas at that point of the game AND they have the lead, so therefore under Game Management Section 123 subsection BS that was the only way to call it.

Jesse Pollock (@jpolly22) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It’s tough to put into words how much Mark Scheifele means to the city of Winnipeg. Our first draft pick… Has chosen to spend his entire career in the city… We just love him so much. Hearing him say he’s playing and that it’s what his dad would have wanted… man 🥺 We have

Victory+ (@victoryplustv) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"Just courageous what he did tonight." Peter DeBoer opened his post-series press conference with a message to Mark Scheifele and the Winnipeg Jets.

Mike McIntyre (@mikemcintyrewpg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#NHLJets Haydn Fleury, a pending UFA, says he would love to re-sign in Winnipeg. Says he loved playing in a market “where hockey matters” and being able to show his son what a hockey team means to the community as it does here.

Mayor Scott Gillingham (@scottgillingham) 's Twitter Profile Photo

From lacing up his skates at Dakota Community Centre as a kid, to taking the ice at Canada Life Centre for the Jets. Welcome home, Jonathan Toews!