St. Louis Blues Coach Calls Out Officiating.
The Boston Bruins absolutely dominated Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals as they skated away to a 7-2 win against the St. Louis Blues.
A big part of the win was the Bruins' power play showing up in a big way once again and going an incredible 4/4 on their power play chances.
Those four chances basically shouldn't have happened though according to Blues' head coach Craig Berube as he called out the officiating so far in the series.
"We were the least-penalized team in the league in the first three rounds and now all of a sudden we've taken 14 penalties in one series I don't agree with all the calls," Berube said.
Berube should probably do a little research though as the Bruins have been clicking with the man advantage to a beautiful 35.9% success rate.
Instead of pointing the finger at the refs, Berube should probably look at David Perron who had two minor penalties in the first period alone.
"He'll be more disciplined tomorrow. I don't need to discuss if I'm going to take him out of the lineup," he said.
We'll see if his tactics work for Game 4 which takes place tonight at 8pm EST.
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