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Canucks fans are furious at referees for favoritism towards McDavid


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Julien Trekker
May 11, 2024  (8:49)
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Vancouver Canucks and Edmonton Oilers captains Quinn Hughes and Connor McDavid talking to referees at center-ice in game 2.
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Vancouver Canucks fans shared their frustration at the referees for their obvious favorotism towards Edmonton Oilers' Connor McDavid in game two.

The Oilers managed to win the second game against the Canucks last night in Vancouver to tie the series at 1. Strong performances from Edmonton's big guns (Leon Draisaitl and Connor McDavid both scoring four points), helped them win in overtime. However, they got additional help that they shouldn't have; the referees were obviously on the Oilers' side.
A particular incident shows that the refs wanted the Oilers to win and wanted to help them tie the series.
At some point in the game, McDavid landed a high stick on Quinn Hughes and cut the Canucks' captain in the face. There was even blood, meaning McDavid should've been sent to the penalty box for four minutes.
Watch how it happened in the video below:
To support the fact that the refs were biased towards the Oilers, let's take a look at another moment from the game.
A big scrum emerged that went throught the commercials between Oilers and Canucks players. It ended with the Oilers getting a powerplay, even if they dealt the first blow.
Here's how it went down:
Many fans shared their frustration on X:
Do you believe the referees showed favoritism towards Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers in game two against the Vancouver Canucks?
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Canucks fans are furious at referees for favoritism towards McDavid

Do you believe the referees showed favoritism towards Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers in game two against the Vancouver Canucks?

Yes35258.3 %
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