ESPN never fails to make up a good headline
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ESPN.com has an interesting headline on its front page right now: Babcock rips officiating in Game 5. Babcock is Detroit Red Wings head coach Mike Babcock. Game 5 is that of the Stanley Cup Finals. The calls in question are two goalie interference calls in overtime against the Red Wings, neither of which were the power play Pittsburgh scored on to end the game in triple overtime. Here's the story. If you can find anything Babcock says in this story that constitutes "ripping" the officiating, let me know. Even funnier is that the story even says he didn't say anything until they pressed him, and he hardly said anything when they did. Woe is you, ESPN. Yellow journalism, here we come. |
