No Call On Brady Tkachuk Leads To Ottawa Senators Goal Against the Red Wings
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At 7:07 in the 1st-period in the Red Wings game against the Ottawa Senators, we saw another example of bad officiating in the NHL, as Brady Tkachuk demolished Lucas Raymond, and led to a goal thanks to no call on the play.
The Detroit Red Wings are outnumbered tonight by the Ottawa Senators and NHL officiating. As the reign of terror by the zebras continues tonight, after missed calls in last night's games.
Tonight we saw the Ottawa Senators open the scoring by defenseman Thomas Chabot at 5:49 into the first period.
The Red Wings would attempt to keep themselves in the game by creating a scoring chance near the neutral zone.
However, like Brady Tkachuk, he creates terror on the ice intentionally, and tonight referees missed a penalty which saw him run over Lucas Raymond.
That would lead to an odd-man rush and another Senators goal by Tim Stutzle.
Instead of calling a penalty for tripping or roughing, Tkachuk gets away with it, and the Senators get a goal.
Doesn't seem right.
The Ottawa Senators lead the Detroit Red Wings 2-0 at the end of the 1st-period thanks to the referees.
What's troubling about the whole situation is that Lucas Raymond could've easily been injured due to Tkachuk's carelessness throughout the entire play.
The Ottawa Senators have a lead on penalties tonight already, as they have a combined six penalties, split between Brady Tkachuk, Tyler Kleven, David Perron, Ridley Grieg, and Fabian Zetterlund.
Where is Bob Probert when you need him?
| POLL | ||
MARS 27 | 145 ANSWERS No Call On Brady Tkachuk Leads To Ottawa Senators Goal Against the Red Wings Do you think forward Brady Tkachuk of the Ottawa Senators should've received another penalty for tripping forward Lucas Raymond of the Detroit Red Wings? | ||
| Yes | 133 | 91.7 % |
| No | 12 | 8.3 % |
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