Bryn Griffiths

We're going to a game five tomorrow night.

But first things first, let's get to it, okay?

Let's get to the vault, shall we?

Let's go.

Yeah.

And now we're going to cheer everybody up by playing last night's game?

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We're going to talk a fair bit about that on the show today.

The thing that bothered me the most about it was I think they kind of forced the officials to make a call on the ice that I don't think they had any business making because they were not in position to make the call.

And then, of course, it goes to the league.

I was flipping back and forth between radio and TV.

I thought Louis DeBrusque really did a nice job.

He says, you know, he basically said what I believe, and that is I think it was over the goal line completely.

But when you see the replay, if somebody said, do you believe 100% it's over the goal line?

And the answer for me is, well, I can't say that.

I cannot see the puck enough to say it's 100% over the goal line, so therefore the situation room says it's not a goal, but it was called a goal on the ice 90 seconds after it happened, which I think the referees got hung out to dry by the process.

It just was a mess, but there was lots of comments, huh?