A gem from Michel Bergeron went unnoticed on the night of Friday to Saturday, during the intermission following the first overtime period between the Dallas Stars and the Colorado Avalanche.
After another controversial decision by the authorities responsible for reviewing the goals in Toronto, the Tiger rebelled as only he knows how to do. He also did not miss the opportunity to recall that he was the victim of “one of the greatest injustices” in his coaching career, namely the goal denied to Alain Côté.
On Mason Marchment’s goal which was ultimately denied to the Stars in overtime, Matt Duchene does not really seem to disturb the work of goalkeeper Alexandar Georgiev. The verdict handed down by Toronto shook Bergie off his hinges.
“Who is Toronto?! Every time Christophe talks about disallowed goals, we go to Toronto. But who is Toronto? It’s like the carnival man, c***! Am I going crazy?
Employees in Toronto work anonymously and are not known in the same way as, say, referees, which greatly displeases our analyst.
But that didn’t change the final result, fortunately, because Duchene subsequently eliminated the Avalanche.
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