There is always a combat zone in front of the net. Take football, for example. You will notice that you are trying to score a goal in the team or in the team that dies to prevent that happening. Anyway, everything can happen for the net. And so everything happened there in the current Stanley Cup Finals Game 2 between the Oilers and Panthers at Rogers Place. Sam Bennett, usually the perpetrator, apparently played the victim. While the display of Gruis was spectacular of both teams, forcing two overtime hours at 4-4 each, it was ultimately the Panthers who conquered the night storm.
Returning to what Sam Bennett did, well, today he didn’t really do much. Nevertheless, Bennett was assessed a two -minute minor for goalkeeper’s interference. Stuart Skinner was on the net of the oilers (his own company), and Bennett was right in front of him when the Mattias Ekholm of the Oilers came to Bennett. To give Ekholm the advantage of the doubt, he did his best to brake his briefs for a non-ZO-Much frontal collision against Bennett, who brought down Skinner when this was a WWE night. Skinner, who saw stars for a while, finally rose again and stayed on ice for the rest of the game.
Trust Sam Bennett to never avoid a difficult question. In an interview with postgames as posted on X by Nhlontnt, Bennett was asked by the interviewer, ‘Last for you. I am not going to ask you about the Doel Interference call, but there is a very large part of the Alberta population that you do not want to see for the net. What you want to say about that? “ to which his answer was, “No, I’m going to be there for the rest of the series.”
This is a developing story …
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