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Jefferson N. Glapski
2008-05-20 05:03:28 UTC
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unfortunately it appears that it'll be another year before that first
legitimate stanley cup championship.
And to be clear, we are talking about the franchise, not the player.

QEDude.
Pauli G
2008-05-20 12:48:39 UTC
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unfortunately it appears that it'll be another year before that first
legitimate stanley cup championship.
And to be clear, we are talking about the franchise, not the player.
QEDude.
exactly. We're talking about the Brett Hull un-goal.
Tom Enright
2008-05-20 12:50:48 UTC
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On May 20, 1:03 am, "Jefferson N. Glapski"
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And to be clear, we are talking about the franchise, not the player.
QEDude.
exactly. We're talking about the Brett Hull un-goal.
If anyone knows, Jefferson knows. I read it on the back of his truck.

-Tom Enright
Jefferson N. Glapski
2008-05-20 15:41:19 UTC
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On May 20, 1:03 am, "Jefferson N. Glapski"
Post by Jefferson N. Glapski
And to be clear, we are talking about the franchise, not the player.
QEDude.
exactly. We're talking about the Brett Hull un-goal.
If anyone knows, Jefferson knows. I read it on the back of his truck.
I smell a custom bumper sticker or two for the Michigan game.
Don't Taze Me, Bro!
2008-05-20 22:05:10 UTC
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exactly. We're talking about the Brett Hull un-goal.
Except Brett Hull's goal would be considered a goal under todays rules.

Yeah, he was an inch inside of the crease but he did not interfere with the
goalie.
Jefferson N. Glapski
2008-05-20 23:57:22 UTC
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Post by Pauli G
exactly. We're talking about the Brett Hull un-goal.
Except Brett Hull's goal would be considered a goal under todays rules.
Thanks for implying it wasn't a goal in 1999. The Stars wouldn't have gotten
to the Cup in 1999 under today's rules either.

The Giants wouldn't have won the Super Bowl last year playing with 1977
rules either.
Don't Taze Me, Bro!
2008-05-21 00:38:36 UTC
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Post by Jefferson N. Glapski
Thanks for implying it wasn't a goal in 1999. The Stars wouldn't have
gotten to the Cup in 1999 under today's rules either.
You can bitch about it all you want, but the rule was over turned because
too many goals were disallowed just because the player had his toe in the
crease.

Furthermore, Hasek called the goal fair and said Hull had him beat.

Lastly, Bryan Lewis said the goal counted:

"A puck that rebounds off the goalie, the goal post or an opposing player is
not deemed to be a change of possession, and therefore Hull would be deemed
to be in possession or control of the puck, allowed to shoot and score a
goal even though the one foot would be in the crease in advance of the puck.

"Hull had possession and control of the puck. The rebound off the goalie
does not change anything. It is his puck then to shoot and score albeit a
foot may or may not be in the crease prior to."

"Did he or did he not have possession and control? Our view was yes, he did.
He played the puck from his foot to his stick, shot and scored."
Post by Jefferson N. Glapski
The Giants wouldn't have won the Super Bowl last year playing with 1977
rules either.
Comparing the two is silly at best.
Jefferson N. Glapski
2008-05-21 04:32:23 UTC
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Post by Jefferson N. Glapski
Thanks for implying it wasn't a goal in 1999. The Stars wouldn't have
gotten to the Cup in 1999 under today's rules either.
You can bitch about it all you want, but the rule was over turned because
too many goals were disallowed just because the player had his toe in the
crease.
It was overturned after the season in the owners meetings. You mean goals
like in the Oilers/Stars series in 1999? You'd be tied 2-2 with the same
standards.
Post by Don't Taze Me, Bro!
Furthermore, Hasek called the goal fair and said Hull had him beat.
No he didn't. But when Hull was signed and Bowman was coaching the Red Wings
he called the Stanley Cup winners to come forward. When Hull came forward,
he said "Not so fast."

Perhaps we could ask D*ll*s St*rs forward Stu Barnes.
Post by Don't Taze Me, Bro!
"A puck that rebounds off the goalie, the goal post or an opposing player
is not deemed to be a change of possession, and therefore Hull would be
deemed to be in possession or control of the puck, allowed to shoot and
score a goal even though the one foot would be in the crease in advance of
the puck.
Interestingly, players can still put themselves offside.

Interestingly, when a puck rebounds off the goalie or an opposing player,
and goes out of play, the face off is in the opposing player's defensive
zone, BECAUSE A CHANGE IN POSSESSION HAS OCCURRED. If the puck goes off the
post out of play without going off an opposing player, the face off will be
outside the zone. No change in possession occurred.

Interestingly, there are some idiots who will buy the most obvious covering
up of one's ass you will ever see.
Post by Don't Taze Me, Bro!
"Hull had possession and control of the puck. The rebound off the goalie
does not change anything. It is his puck then to shoot and score albeit a
foot may or may not be in the crease prior to."
"Did he or did he not have possession and control? Our view was yes, he
did. He played the puck from his foot to his stick, shot and scored."
Post by Jefferson N. Glapski
The Giants wouldn't have won the Super Bowl last year playing with 1977
rules either.
Comparing the two is silly at best.
Hence it was silly to compare a 1998-1999 season game under 1999-2000 rules.
I'm glad you now understand how fucking stupid you were.
Don't Taze Me, Bro!
2008-05-21 04:50:26 UTC
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It was overturned after the season
I agree. It was over turned after the season and for good reason. Because it
was a ridiculous rule. Good call!
The rule you speak of came to the league in 1997 and was highly
controversial, and then removed 2 years later.
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Furthermore, Hasek called the goal fair and said Hull had him beat.
No he didn't.
Yes, he did! He said it was a fair goal and there was no controvreversey.
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Interestingly, players can still put themselves offside.
Bryan Lewis's thoughts count more than yours. Sorry!
Post by Jefferson N. Glapski
Hence it was silly to compare a 1998-1999 season game under 1999-2000
rules. I'm glad you now understand how fucking stupid you were.
The rule you speak of came to the league in 1997 and was highly
controversial, and then removed 2 years later.Therefore it is nothing like
your other examples, fucktard.

With that said, don't fret. Hull won Hasek a Stanley Cup 2 years later.
Chris Bellomy
2008-05-21 05:02:36 UTC
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It was overturned after the season
I agree. It was over turned after the season and for good reason. Because it
was a ridiculous rule. Good call!
The rule you speak of came to the league in 1997 and was highly
controversial, and then removed 2 years later.
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Post by Don't Taze Me, Bro!
Furthermore, Hasek called the goal fair and said Hull had him beat.
No he didn't.
Yes, he did! He said it was a fair goal and there was no controvreversey.
Abandon all hope, dude. Nothing good can come from this argument. He
shall not be moved.
Don't Taze Me, Bro!
2008-05-21 21:23:06 UTC
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Post by Jefferson N. Glapski
It was overturned after the season
I agree. It was over turned after the season and for good reason. Because
it was a ridiculous rule. Good call!
The rule you speak of came to the league in 1997 and was highly
controversial, and then removed 2 years later.
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Post by Don't Taze Me, Bro!
Furthermore, Hasek called the goal fair and said Hull had him beat.
No he didn't.
Yes, he did! He said it was a fair goal and there was no controvreversey.
Abandon all hope, dude. Nothing good can come from this argument. He
shall not be moved.
It would appear that way.
Jefferson N. Glapski
2008-05-21 14:41:14 UTC
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It was overturned after the season
I agree. It was over turned after the season and for good reason. Because
it was a ridiculous rule. Good call!
The rule you speak of came to the league in 1997 and was highly
controversial, and then removed 2 years later.
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Post by Don't Taze Me, Bro!
Furthermore, Hasek called the goal fair and said Hull had him beat.
No he didn't.
Yes, he did! He said it was a fair goal and there was no controvreversey.
Cite it then.

He actually said:
"It's disappointing. We fight hard for two or three extra months and worked
so hard. We tried to do everything. Just because somebody upstairs didn't
care, the season finished a little early." - Dominik Hasek, Buffalo Sabres
Goaltender
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Post by Jefferson N. Glapski
Interestingly, players can still put themselves offside.
Bryan Lewis's thoughts count more than yours. Sorry!
Not really. Nobody believes Lewis. The majority of people know it was no
goal. The other people, who live in places where hockey is not understood,
either have no fucking clue or know it wasn't a goal, but dishonestly
pretend it was. So are you clueless or dishonest?
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Post by Jefferson N. Glapski
Hence it was silly to compare a 1998-1999 season game under 1999-2000
rules. I'm glad you now understand how fucking stupid you were.
The rule you speak of came to the league in 1997 and was highly
controversial, and then removed 2 years later.Therefore it is nothing like
your other examples, fucktard.
With that said, don't fret. Hull won Hasek a Stanley Cup 2 years later.
Let me quote from the same source you did, cunt:
"Throughout the season, goals very similar to Hull's had been disallowed.
Considering all the evidence, I conclude that the league blew the call and
then scrambled like hell to cover its ass."
Don't Taze Me, Bro!
2008-05-21 21:44:59 UTC
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Post by Jefferson N. Glapski
"It's disappointing. We fight hard for two or three extra months and
worked so hard. We tried to do everything. Just because somebody upstairs
didn't care, the season finished a little early." - Dominik Hasek, Buffalo
Sabres Goaltender
I am asking you to provide a link to that exact quote. I have googled it and
found nothing.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Just+because+somebody+upstairs+didn%27t+care%2C+the+season+finished+a+little+early.&btnG=Search

Furthermore, I specifically remember him saying the call was fair.
Post by Jefferson N. Glapski
Not really. Nobody believes Lewis.
Director of Officiating Bryan Lewis looked at the replays within seconds of
Hull's goal, as did two other replay officials, and ruled that the goal
counted because of a March 25 directive issued by NHL senior vice president
Colin Campbell regarding the crease rule. The clarification to the rule
states that an attacking player can stay in the crease even if the puck
leaves the blue-painted area as long as he maintains control of the puck.


I have explained that the rule was (a) undesired by most of hockey, (b)
considered b.s. and (c) removed after two years. Brett Hull's tippy toes
were in the crease. The goal was scored. The goal counted. And even when you
break it down, the goal was legal. So move on, get over it, and stop being a
stinky twat.
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With that said, don't fret. Hull won Hasek a Stanley Cup 2 years later.
"Throughout the season, goals very similar to Hull's had been disallowed.
Considering all the evidence, I conclude that the league blew the call and
then scrambled like hell to cover its ass."
Modano played with a broken wrist for the final three games. Hull played
with a torn medial collateral ligament in his left knee and a groin strain
for the previous two games.

END RESULT? STARS SCORE... Goal was legal despite the rule being ridiculous
at best.

Get over it fag hag.

You can have the final word, "cunt."
Jefferson N. Glapski
2008-05-22 03:13:04 UTC
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"It's disappointing. We fight hard for two or three extra months and
worked so hard. We tried to do everything. Just because somebody upstairs
didn't care, the season finished a little early." - Dominik Hasek,
Buffalo Sabres Goaltender
I am asking you to provide a link to that exact quote. I have googled it
and found nothing.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Just+because+somebody+upstairs+didn%27t+care%2C+the+season+finished+a+little+early.&btnG=Search
Furthermore, I specifically remember him saying the call was fair.
No problem.
http://web.archive.org/web/20000816095612/www.nogoal.com/page7.htm

I, however, am still awaiting your citation. You may remember him saying the
call was fair but you are full of shit. Your memory of what the rules is
similarly fucked in the head.
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Post by Jefferson N. Glapski
Not really. Nobody believes Lewis.
Director of Officiating Bryan Lewis looked at the replays within seconds
of Hull's goal, as did two other replay officials, and ruled that the goal
counted because of a March 25 directive issued by NHL senior vice
president Colin Campbell regarding the crease rule. The clarification to
the rule states that an attacking player can stay in the crease even if
the puck leaves the blue-painted area as long as he maintains control of
the puck.
No they didn't. How can you explain why the protocol for reviewing the goal
suddenly changed? Unlike you, I was at the game in person. There was no
review.
Post by Don't Taze Me, Bro!
I have explained that the rule was (a) undesired by most of hockey, (b)
considered b.s. and (c) removed after two years. Brett Hull's tippy toes
were in the crease. The goal was scored. The goal counted. And even when
you break it down, the goal was legal. So move on, get over it, and stop
being a stinky twat.
Brett Hull was in the crease, and given the rules as they were then, it was
not a goal. Thus, the goal was not legal.

Do you cheat on your husband? Do you teach your kids to cheat at school? Are
you a Patriots fan? A fan of the 1972 USSR basketball team?
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With that said, don't fret. Hull won Hasek a Stanley Cup 2 years later.
"Throughout the season, goals very similar to Hull's had been disallowed.
Considering all the evidence, I conclude that the league blew the call
and then scrambled like hell to cover its ass."
Modano played with a broken wrist for the final three games. Hull played
with a torn medial collateral ligament in his left knee and a groin strain
for the previous two games.
Yes, it sounds like the St*rs would have definitely lost game 7.
Post by Don't Taze Me, Bro!
END RESULT? STARS SCORE... Goal was legal despite the rule being
ridiculous at best.
Goal was legal despite the rule being ridiculous? Thanks for admitting it
was illegitimate.

Murder was legal despite the rule being ridiculous! I'm not going to jail!

You've just admitted that the rule was the rule and that you disagree with
the rule. The only question we have to answer is whether your opinion can
alter the NHL rulebook. It cannot.
Don't Taze Me, Bro!
2008-05-22 03:25:17 UTC
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You may remember him saying the call was fair but you are full of shit.
Your memory of what the rules is similarly fucked in the head.
You need anger management. With that said, it does not matter. The goal
counted according to the officials and reviews after the goal scored. Hull
had control and thus was allowed to have his toe nail in the crease. Build a
bridge and get over it.
Post by Don't Taze Me, Bro!
Director of Officiating Bryan Lewis looked at the replays within seconds
of Hull's goal, as did two other replay officials, and ruled that the
goal counted because of a March 25 directive issued by NHL senior vice
president Colin Campbell regarding the crease rule. The clarification to
the rule states that an attacking player can stay in the crease even if
the puck leaves the blue-painted area as long as he maintains control of
the puck.
No they didn't.
Busted!
http://vault.sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/magazine/MAG1016256/index.htm
I caught you... Now, everyone is lying but you. Good to know!
Brett Hull was in the crease, and given the rules as they were then, it
was not a goal. Thus, the goal was not legal.
Wrong, the rule did not specifically state you could not be in the crease as
noted above. Colin Campbell said as long as the player had posession of the
puck, it was fair game. What part of "any player can stay in the crease even
if the puck leaves the blue-painted area" did you not understand?
Yes, it sounds like the St*rs would have definitely lost game 7.
Yet, being wounded, having broken limbs, they stayed in it for 3 quarters
and scored.

SORRY BITCH... CRY OVER THERE ------>

No one cares about your passionate plea that it did not count 9 years later.
Murder was legal despite the rule being ridiculous! I'm not going to jail!
Do you not see how nuts you are acting? You need help dude. Usually, when I
read the boards, I see people just passionate and enjoying good discussion,
but you have lost the plot. You need anger management.

Best wishes to you. I have no desire to continue conversating with someone
as unstable as you.
Jefferson N. Glapski
2008-05-22 04:15:24 UTC
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Post by Don't Taze Me, Bro!
You may remember him saying the call was fair but you are full of shit.
Your memory of what the rules is similarly fucked in the head.
You need anger management. With that said, it does not matter. The goal
counted according to the officials and reviews after the goal scored. Hull
had control and thus was allowed to have his toe nail in the crease. Build
a bridge and get over it.
But not according to the rules. Do you have trouble following rules, son?
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Director of Officiating Bryan Lewis looked at the replays within seconds
of Hull's goal, as did two other replay officials, and ruled that the
goal counted because of a March 25 directive issued by NHL senior vice
president Colin Campbell regarding the crease rule. The clarification to
the rule states that an attacking player can stay in the crease even if
the puck leaves the blue-painted area as long as he maintains control of
the puck.
No they didn't.
Busted!
http://vault.sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/magazine/MAG1016256/index.htm
I caught you... Now, everyone is lying but you. Good to know!
Hardly. You are simply a gullible fool swallowing the bullshit the NHL fed
the sheep trying to cover their ass. But thanks for finding that article. It
quite clearly points out it was tainted. You didn't win shit.

For example, if the NHL "reviews everything," as they also proclaimed, then
how did John Leclair manage to score through the side of the net the
following year? A simple review showed the opposite. Why did the protocol of
reviews change (something only those of us in attendance could know).
Post by Don't Taze Me, Bro!
Brett Hull was in the crease, and given the rules as they were then, it
was not a goal. Thus, the goal was not legal.
Wrong, the rule did not specifically state you could not be in the crease
as noted above. Colin Campbell said as long as the player had posession of
the puck, it was fair game. What part of "any player can stay in the
crease even if the puck leaves the blue-painted area" did you not
understand?
The ass-covering part. Wait, I do understand that. You are still looking for
WMD.
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Yes, it sounds like the St*rs would have definitely lost game 7.
Yet, being wounded, having broken limbs, they stayed in it for 3 quarters
and scored.
3 quarters? Silly, stupid, ignorant fuckstick Texan. Hockey has periods, not
quarters. Perhaps you should learn the time period in which hockey games are
divided before lecturing on the rules. Do you know what a hockey puck is?
Post by Don't Taze Me, Bro!
No one cares about your passionate plea that it did not count 9 years later.
Apparently you do. Guilt lasts a long time, even if you are supporting the
guilty party.
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Murder was legal despite the rule being ridiculous! I'm not going to jail!
Do you not see how nuts you are acting? You need help dude. Usually, when
I read the boards, I see people just passionate and enjoying good
discussion, but you have lost the plot. You need anger management.
You just admitted the goal was not legitimate. Read what you typed.
Post by Don't Taze Me, Bro!
Best wishes to you. I have no desire to continue conversating with someone
as unstable as you.
You invent words as well as you invent rules. Both are meaningless.
finsfan
2008-05-22 01:22:08 UTC
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Post by Jefferson N. Glapski
It was overturned after the season
I agree. It was over turned after the season and for good reason. Because
it was a ridiculous rule. Good call!
The rule you speak of came to the league in 1997 and was highly
controversial, and then removed 2 years later.
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Post by Don't Taze Me, Bro!
Furthermore, Hasek called the goal fair and said Hull had him beat.
No he didn't.
Yes, he did! He said it was a fair goal and there was no controvreversey.
O yeah- judging by this quote I'd say Hasek was completely AOK with the
goal-----

The upset Buffalo Sabres' goalie after the Dallas Stars won the
Stanley Cup on a questionable goal from Brett Hull in overtime:
"I don't understand what the video judge is doing. Maybe he was
in the bathroom. Maybe he was sleeping. Maybe he doesn't know the rule."
-- Dominic Hasek - June 1999
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Post by Jefferson N. Glapski
Interestingly, players can still put themselves offside.
Bryan Lewis's thoughts count more than yours. Sorry!
Post by Jefferson N. Glapski
Hence it was silly to compare a 1998-1999 season game under 1999-2000
rules. I'm glad you now understand how fucking stupid you were.
The rule you speak of came to the league in 1997 and was highly
controversial, and then removed 2 years later.Therefore it is nothing like
your other examples, fucktard.
With that said, don't fret. Hull won Hasek a Stanley Cup 2 years later.
Don't Taze Me, Bro!
2008-05-22 02:04:29 UTC
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Post by finsfan
The upset Buffalo Sabres' goalie after the Dallas Stars won the
"I don't understand what the video judge is doing. Maybe he was
in the bathroom. Maybe he was sleeping. Maybe he doesn't know the rule."
-- Dominic Hasek - June 1999
Hasek is not an honest person then, because he specifically told the media
here that he thought the goal was legit even if somewhat questionable.
Whatever the case, it does not matter what he thinks.

As I said, Hull won him a championship at a later time. :-)
Jefferson N. Glapski
2008-05-22 04:04:06 UTC
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Post by finsfan
The upset Buffalo Sabres' goalie after the Dallas Stars won
"I don't understand what the video judge is doing. Maybe he
was in the bathroom. Maybe he was sleeping. Maybe he doesn't know the
rule."
-- Dominic Hasek - June 1999
Hasek is not an honest person then, because he specifically told the media
here that he thought the goal was legit even if somewhat questionable.
Whatever the case, it does not matter what he thinks.
It sure seemed to matter what he thought when you were inventing bullshit
and making stuff up. Of course, we can find it cited. You can't.
Post by Don't Taze Me, Bro!
As I said, Hull won him a championship at a later time. :-)
So you are a Red Wings fan when convenient? You must have really enjoyed the
Red Wings win, especially the goal that was determined a goal by video
replay.
2008-05-22 06:21:46 UTC
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"Jefferson N. Glapski" <***@PENNSTATEglapski.com> wrote in message news:Wg6Zj.157809$***@pd7urf2no...
: "Don't Taze Me, Bro!" <***@NoWhere.com> wrote in message

:
: So you are a Red Wings fan when convenient? You must have really enjoyed the
: Red Wings win, especially the goal that was determined a goal by video
: replay.
:

Don't group that dingbat in w/ Red Wing fans.

He's a Stars homer, but I doubt he would know if that
meant the team, or the shiny blinky things in the
sky.

Ya know, he's been tazed so that may have something to do w/
his stupidity - but I doubt it.
Jefferson N. Glapski
2008-05-23 03:01:23 UTC
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: So you are a Red Wings fan when convenient? You must have really enjoyed the
: Red Wings win, especially the goal that was determined a goal by video
: replay.
Don't group that dingbat in w/ Red Wing fans.
He's a Stars homer, but I doubt he would know if that
meant the team, or the shiny blinky things in the
sky.
Ya know, he's been tazed so that may have something to do w/
his stupidity - but I doubt it.
Excellent post.

Eric Kemp
2008-05-21 23:40:08 UTC
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Thanks for implying it wasn't a goal in 1999. The Stars wouldn't have
gotten to the Cup in 1999 under today's rules either.
You can bitch about it all you want, but the rule was over turned because
too many goals were disallowed just because the player had his toe in the
crease.
It was overturned after the season in the owners meetings. You mean goals
like in the Oilers/Stars series in 1999? You'd be tied 2-2 with the same
standards.
Post by Don't Taze Me, Bro!
Furthermore, Hasek called the goal fair and said Hull had him beat.
No he didn't. But when Hull was signed and Bowman was coaching the Red Wings
he called the Stanley Cup winners to come forward. When Hull came forward,
he said "Not so fast."
Perhaps we could ask D*ll*s St*rs forward Stu Barnes.
Post by Don't Taze Me, Bro!
"A puck that rebounds off the goalie, the goal post or an opposing player
is not deemed to be a change of possession, and therefore Hull would be
deemed to be in possession or control of the puck, allowed to shoot and
score a goal even though the one foot would be in the crease in advance of
the puck.
Interestingly, players can still put themselves offside.
Interestingly, when a puck rebounds off the goalie or an opposing player,
and goes out of play, the face off is in the opposing player's defensive
zone, BECAUSE A CHANGE IN POSSESSION HAS OCCURRED. If the puck goes off the
post out of play without going off an opposing player, the face off will be
outside the zone. No change in possession occurred.
Interestingly, there are some idiots who will buy the most obvious covering
up of one's ass you will ever see.
Post by Don't Taze Me, Bro!
"Hull had possession and control of the puck. The rebound off the goalie
does not change anything. It is his puck then to shoot and score albeit a
foot may or may not be in the crease prior to."
"Did he or did he not have possession and control? Our view was yes, he
did. He played the puck from his foot to his stick, shot and scored."
Post by Jefferson N. Glapski
The Giants wouldn't have won the Super Bowl last year playing with 1977
rules either.
Comparing the two is silly at best.
Hence it was silly to compare a 1998-1999 season game under 1999-2000 rules.
I'm glad you now understand how fucking stupid you were.
YSB. AYB?
Jefferson N. Glapski
2008-05-22 03:14:08 UTC
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Post by Jefferson N. Glapski
Thanks for implying it wasn't a goal in 1999. The Stars wouldn't have
gotten to the Cup in 1999 under today's rules either.
You can bitch about it all you want, but the rule was over turned
because too many goals were disallowed just because the player had his
toe in the crease.
It was overturned after the season in the owners meetings. You mean goals
like in the Oilers/Stars series in 1999? You'd be tied 2-2 with the same
standards.
Post by Don't Taze Me, Bro!
Furthermore, Hasek called the goal fair and said Hull had him beat.
No he didn't. But when Hull was signed and Bowman was coaching the Red
Wings he called the Stanley Cup winners to come forward. When Hull came
forward, he said "Not so fast."
Perhaps we could ask D*ll*s St*rs forward Stu Barnes.
Post by Don't Taze Me, Bro!
"A puck that rebounds off the goalie, the goal post or an opposing
player is not deemed to be a change of possession, and therefore Hull
would be deemed to be in possession or control of the puck, allowed to
shoot and score a goal even though the one foot would be in the crease
in advance of the puck.
Interestingly, players can still put themselves offside.
Interestingly, when a puck rebounds off the goalie or an opposing player,
and goes out of play, the face off is in the opposing player's defensive
zone, BECAUSE A CHANGE IN POSSESSION HAS OCCURRED. If the puck goes off
the post out of play without going off an opposing player, the face off
will be outside the zone. No change in possession occurred.
Interestingly, there are some idiots who will buy the most obvious
covering up of one's ass you will ever see.
Post by Don't Taze Me, Bro!
"Hull had possession and control of the puck. The rebound off the goalie
does not change anything. It is his puck then to shoot and score albeit
a foot may or may not be in the crease prior to."
"Did he or did he not have possession and control? Our view was yes, he
did. He played the puck from his foot to his stick, shot and scored."
Post by Jefferson N. Glapski
The Giants wouldn't have won the Super Bowl last year playing with 1977
rules either.
Comparing the two is silly at best.
Hence it was silly to compare a 1998-1999 season game under 1999-2000
rules. I'm glad you now understand how fucking stupid you were.
YSB. AYB?
I am very bright, thanks.
Don't Taze Me, Bro!
2008-05-22 03:26:26 UTC
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I am very bright, thanks.
I would challenge people to read just a fraction of your post here
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&q=jeffersonWEARE%40PENNSTATEglapski.com&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wg .

You are clearly unstable.
Jefferson N. Glapski
2008-05-22 04:17:02 UTC
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Post by Jefferson N. Glapski
I am very bright, thanks.
I would challenge people to read just a fraction of your post here
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&q=jeffersonWEARE%40PENNSTATEglapski.com&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wg .
You are clearly unstable.
Here's something you wrote a minute before this post:
"I have no desire to continue conversating with someone as unstable as you."

Despite the fact "conversating" is not a word, it is pretty clear you meant
"converse." What is more unstable than you saying one thing a minute ago and
doing the exact opposite in the following minute.
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