from Mark Spector of Sportsnet,

Who cares about making a rule that encompasses every single, possible bad goal that 30 GMs can dream up at a tony resort? Fix the obvious bad goals — like in Detroit; like when Colorado’s Matt Duchene is six feet offside — and the percentage of truly bad goal could be cut in half.

And don’t give me the old, “Yeah, but what about if it happened in a Game 7?”

If you’re a GM, and you don’t have enough pride to throw a goal back that stands as an embarrassment to the league should it be allowed, then you should look in the mirror.

Stop thinking about your team. Start thinking about the game.

Use some common sense.

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