Vegas_Sioux

Mac and Mcade each 2 for roughing and 10 for misconducts

Knight and Dahl for roughing so far

Hak gave the signal on that scrum

Kristo got the goal

Wisconsin,scored another weak one

UND pp coming up

I believe the Seattle move is based on the Sacramento kings moving to Seattle and the new arena will be a NHL/nba joint use space. I think both Winnipeg and the twin cities learned very expensive lessons and will do whatever they can to prevent it in the future.

If you listen to the NHL channel on Siriusx/XM Seattle is the destination. Like the other poster said.

The best refs in the world ref the world juniors and the Olympics, and the best crews in the NHL work the playoffs. Also the divers are elminated in the earlier rounds if they make it at all. (unless the Canucks get lucky)

I hate to say it but this is where fighting comes in. You dive an its an obvious embellishment causing a momentum change doesn't have to be a goal. The self policing on the ice would have kept diving out.

http://www.grandforksherald.com/event/article/id/255298/ Diving in the collegiate game. Greg Shepard makes a good point. Most of the good divers are the better players on the team. My take if you believe the hit warrants and ejection review the play. If its an obvious 2 or 3 stride and check right to the numbers from behind causing a head first into the boards no review needed. But if its a good open ice hit and the player flops. Throw the diver out dont penalize the opponent because you missed the flop at full speed.

Rocco Kristo

you mean the applying pressure and the d pinching smart. Plus peppering the goalie with quality shots?

knight

kristo from knight sh

good call in the corner but you need to call the trip on the other end as well

another weak a.. goal

what a goal

except matt is a ref not a linesman and andy is a linesman not a goal judge.

matching minors coming up

wow defense

Sounds like a short night

long day on the green screen?

that was weak

http://msn.foxsports.com/collegefootball/story/ncaa-investigation-corruption-throw-out-miami-hurricanes-case-nevin-shapiro-012313