Greg Wyshynski

Do you see that press conference where he's essentially saying, I lost the game for us?

Yeah.

Man, I felt awful for him.

Okay, so we are – let me just check.

We're standing by for Peter Baugh.

So I'm going to share one thing about that because I was exchanging some texts with your colleague, Dave Jackson, who, as I mentioned, is not shy about going into Thunderdome, which I love to defend and explain what happens with officials.

That's why I love when I see him pop up on Twitter.

I'm like, there's Dave doing the actual work where the cynics all are just ready to hurl stuff at him, and he gets in there swinging.

So I did ask him about that one.

Really quick here.

Peter's standing by.

I do believe the too-many-men non-call to be defendable.

The rule states that, hang on, the player must intentionally play the puck, and if it hits him accidentally, then there is no penalty as long as both players are within the legal distance of the bench.

That's true.

I think Hudson played it, quote, accidentally on purpose.

Ajo's right behind him.

He knows what's going on.

But there is enough gray area to apply the rule.

The one lesson about officials in the postseason, when there is gray area, enough gray area to apply a rule that keeps the whistles in their pockets, referees will take that opportunity every single time.

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