HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-05-04, Page 10Page 10 — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 41394
Sabres/Devils
NHL game
makes; history
Terry Gregson wiped the sweat
from his eyes and looked up a1
the clock in Buffalo's Memorial
Auditorium. For an exhausted
moment; in a game and night
that had melded together, he
wasn't sure if the 1:20 he saw
was time remaining or time of
day. Actually, it was both. There
was just over a minute left in the
third overtime period of a hock-
ey game that didn't end until
almost 2 a.m.
Gregson was the referee for
the sixth.. longest game in NHL
history. It was decided by Dave
Hannan's goal at 5:43 of the
fourth overtime period and gave
the Buffalo Sabres a 1-0 win
over the New Jersey Devils.
When the winning goal was
scored and the fans went wild,
Grcgson, like the players, finally
had a chance to relax.
"When the puck went into the
net my body was cheering," said
Gregson after a day's rest at his
home near Toronto, "but my
mind was saying 'this is a neat
sporting event to be a part of
and it's too bad it has to end."'
The players seemed glad it was
finally over. Six hours and 15
Minutes. is enough hockey for
one night and that"s for the guys
who took a 30 -second shift and
then sat down., The officials
didn't get a chance leave the
ice.
"My back and knees were .
getting pretty sore," lamented
Gregson of the longest night in
his 10 -year career. "When play
stopped, I tried to relax and play
mind games to stay sharp. Bet-
ween periods (linesmen) Gord
Brosekar, Brian Murphy and I
sat around in the dressing room
and talked about staying in the
game. We also wrapped oursel-
ves in towels because we were
so wet it started to get cold."
It wasn't a routine night for
the officials by any means.
Three times Gregson and the
video goal judge called back
apparent Buffalo goals. Once the
puck didn't actually go into the
net. A second time there was
interference with the goalie and '
on another occasion, the puck
was kicked in.
When the winning goal was
finally scored, one of the Sabres
had a foot in the crease but the
goal counted. Had Gregson ruled
otherwise, the game might still
be going or could have been
postponed because of a protest
that would have made the Rock-
et Richard riot seem like, an
Easter parade.
Of course, there were still
protests. Both ' coaches
complained about calls that
didn't go their way. John Muck -
ler of the Sabres felt the goals
his team scored in regulation
time were perfectly legal. Jac-
ques Lernaire of the Devils
thought the winning goal should
have been disallowed, too. It
wouldn't be hockey if the
coaches didn't have a post -game
whine about the referee.
When the marathon ended and
the players left to prepare for
Game 7, Gregson packed up his
equipment and drove home. "I
got there at 4:30 a.m. and had to'
have something to eat. I was
starving. Then I slept.for about
three hours, had a whirlpool and
went out to buy a lawn -mower
so I could cut the grass."
Now that seems like an unfair
penalty!
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Special guests for the meeting
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