This.
I don't understand how it was called anything but a goal.
- Scoob
Because it's the bruins. This kind of stuff has been happening to us all season.
Here's the Sharp goal from last month
http://nesn.com/2016/02/p...fter-net-dislodges-video/
"Among them was Patrick Sharp’s goal, which never legally crossed the goal line, but was deemed to be a good goal after Adam McQuaid crashed into the net, which dislodged. After an official review, referees determined that the puck would have crossed the goal line legally had the net not been moved, giving Dallas a 3-1 lead over Boston at the time"
Notice is says "referees determined that the puck WOULD HAVE crossed the goal line....." - How is that any different from the two disallowed Bruins goals over the passed two night?
Although you couldn't see the full puck across the goal line against the Rangers, you could assume that it would have crossed the goal line, as it was clearly seen across in Henriks's glove.
Last nights call is just a disgrace how it's inconclusive when you can clearly see the puck behind the post in the net.
Yet a Sharp's shot that didn't even cross the goal line is called against us.
Bruins aren't playing well, but they're up against the league as well. I still believe we can make the playoffs and can't beat any of the teams in our division. Don't count these boys out yet. Us against the world.