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How Refreshing- A Coach Calls Out His Players, Not The Refs
by Paul on 05/10/09 at 08:58 AM ET
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from Matthew Sekeres of the Globe and Mail,
Dave Bolland’s game-winner came with five minutes remaining and after a high-sticking penalty on Vancouver’s Kevin Bieksa. That was one of several penalties that drew protest from the 18,630 in attendance. Fans were also disgusted by a holding penalty on Ryan Kesler in the final four minutes and twice littered the ice with debris.
“Those two penalties to Bieksa and Kesler were, in my mind, deserved,” Canucks head coach Alain Vigneault said. “We’ve got a lot of players right now, without naming anyone, who can play better.”
read on for more on the Canucks/Blackhawks game…
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