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Got a question on rule clarification, comments on rule enforcements or some memorable NHL stories? Kerry Fraser wants to answer your emails at cmonref@tsn.ca! Mr. Fraser, Late during the Avalanche and Wild game tonight there was a high-sticking incident that went unnoticed by the referees. As Cal Clutterbuck was falling to the ice near the boards he swung his stick and clipped Jay McClement. As I have already stated, it went unnoticed by the referees, but apparently not the linesman. The play with Clutterbuck and McClement occurred directly in front of one of the linesman who was looking (or so it seemed anyways) directly at the infraction that Clutterbuck committed, but no penalty was called. I know there are certain circumstances where linesmen can assist the referee in making a call (too many men, delay of game, etc), but what is the guideline that defines those circumstances? It is frustrating as a fan (especially tonight as an Avs fan) to see a linesman stare at a player while they commit a penalty, but cannot do anything about it. Thanks, Jake TravisRusagonis, New Brunswick Jake: Rule 32.4 allows the linesman to stop play and report to the referee "when it is apparent that an injury resulted from a high-stick that has gone undetected by the Referees and requires the assessment of a double-minor penalty." Linesman Michel Cormier clearly observed Cal Clutterbucks errant stick that clubbed Jay McClement in the head as Clutterbuck finished his check. Cormier immediately moved off his position on the boards and is seen checking out McClement for any evidence of injury. None was to be found. Fortunately for Jay McClement, his helmet and visor took the direct impact of the blow from Clutterbucks stick and saved him from being cut or worse. Since no injury could be detected by the linesman, Cormier had no alternative but to allow play to continue. On the ensuing rush up ice, Devin Setoguchi scored his 6th goal of the season from Dany Heatley and Mikko Koivu to win the game for the Wild. Following Setoguchis goal, the camera panned to Jay McClement on the Avs bench. There was no visible evidence of injury to his face. Michel Cormier did exactly what is called for under the rules and since linesmen are unable to assess a two minute penalty for high-sticking, it becomes a missed or uncalled infraction. Heres why the coverage on the play broke down. When Jay McClement chipped the puck into the Wild end zone from in front of the players bench, the visual focus of the lead referee shifted too quickly from the puck carrier (McClement) and into the Wild end zone where two Minnesota defensemen turned to retrieve the puck behind the Wild net. Since Colorado had not yet established pressure on the fore-check, the lead referee (positioned across the ice and inside the Minnesota blue line) should have remained focused on the finish of the check that was being delivered by Cal Clutterbuck. The other referee trailing the play on the same side of the ice as the hit was primarily responsible for the action away from the puck so his focus was elsewhere at the point of contact. This transition created a gap in coverage when neither referee was focused on Cal Clutterbuck. As a result the high-sticking infraction was missed. To avoid gaps of coverage when play transitions, the referees must communicate their individual responsibility so that one of them is focused on the finishing of a check and not following the path of the puck. The reality of the situation is that things happen fast out there and on occasion infractions are missed. Refs are human and mistakes are made. 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Coincidentally, the Seahawks and Niners are now second and third in the rankings. The Chicago Bears obliterated the Dallas Cowboys Monday night and jumped from 18 to 12, just as the Cowboys fell from 12 to 17. A wild win against Minnesota helped the Baltimore Ravens keep moving forward and they are up from 19 to 16, A couple of teams that have been miredd at the bottom for most of the season, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Jacksonville Jaguars, have both been making progress late in the year, and both are up five spots, to 26 and 27, respectively.dddddddddddd Losing at home to Miami cost the Pittsburgh Steelers, who fell from 14 to 18, and getting stomped by the New York Jets (along with some injuries on offence) resulted in the Oakland Raiders dropping from 25 to 31. Scott Cullen can be reached at Scott.Cullen@bellmedia.ca and followed on Twitter at http://twitter.com/tsnscottcullen. For more, check out TSN Fantasy on Facebook. cheap jerseys wholesale jerseys ' ' ' |
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