Nov 4, 2026 · 48 min · 16 segments
Join Bryan Hayes, Jeff O'Neill and Jamie McLennan for Hour 1 on OverDrive! The guys discuss the Maple Leafs' defeat to the Mammoth, the lack of challenge for goaltender interference on Andrew Peeke's…
Jeff O'NeillHostWhat has been proven... throughout the history of this rule is that it makes no difference what happened five minutes earlier in the game, let alone a year before, five years before.
Whoever's reviewing it changes their mind and has a different criteria every time.
How many times have we watched one get called good goal and then the next not good goal, and you're like, that's the same play.

Joe, if you can play the overhead view one more time, I want to point out one thing for the viewers that are watching TV.

When Hayden goes to the white ice on top of the blue paint, you see Bobrovsky's right leg move towards his skate, and it's almost like he started that kind of incidental contact.
Like he's standing up and then goes to go in his crouch to go down and gets run into.
But I would argue, and again, you can't, what Hayes just said, you can't take in the fact that this guy's got a reputation, apparently, of doing this quite a bit.
What has been proven... throughout the history of this rule is that it makes no difference what happened five minutes earlier in the game, let alone a year before, five years before.
Whoever's reviewing it changes their mind and has a different criteria every time.
How many times have we watched one get called good goal and then the next not good goal, and you're like, that's the same play.

Joe, if you can play the overhead view one more time, I want to point out one thing for the viewers that are watching TV.

When Hayden goes to the white ice on top of the blue paint, you see Bobrovsky's right leg move towards his skate, and it's almost like he started that kind of incidental contact.
Like he's standing up and then goes to go in his crouch to go down and gets run into.
But I would argue, and again, you can't, what Hayes just said, you can't take in the fact that this guy's got a reputation, apparently, of doing this quite a bit.
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