TIM PEEL FIRING TV

He was then caught saying on a rink-side TV microphone, “It wasn’t much, but I wanted to get a f- penalty against Nashville early. Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy weighed in on the NHL firing Tim Peel over his hot mic soundbite, as well as 'make-up calls.'. Peel called Nashville forward Viktor Arvidsson for a tripping penalty on Detroit defenseman Jon Merrill. On March 23, 2021, during the game between the Detroit Red Wings and Nashville Predators at the Bridgestone Arena, NHL referee Tim Peel was caught on a hot mic saying he wanted to call a penalty against the Nashville Predators.

He was set to retire after this season with his final game scheduled for April 24, 2021, according to TSN’s Frank Seravalli.

2015 and has been a part of two outdoor games, 90 Stanley Cup playoff games, and the 2014 Sochi Olympics. He reached the 1,000-games milestone in Nov. I dont remember specifics, but Im fairly confident that the gaffes by the DOPS and refs go far beyond Rome, Danny/Marchand, and Boychuk going unpenalized for Raymonds broken back. Tim Peels career as an NHL referee is over after his voice was picked up by a TV microphone saying he wanted to call a penalty against the Nashville Predators. It's pretty weird timing but I just finished listening to the Whistleblower podcast, which investigates the NBA ref scandal where a ref was betting on NBA games including those he was reffing. An NHL referee has been fired after admitting he intentionally made a trumped-up penalty call against a specific team during a game he was officiating. The amount of PP time doesnt matter, unless you also take into account the number of times a PP was deserved.

Tim Peel sucks but he's just a fall guy for a crooked league officiating mandate. He has been a member of the NHLOA since 1995. Referee Tim Peel no longer will be working NHL games now or in the future. He has since officiated 1,343 regular-season games and 90 playoff games, as of February 1, 2021, according to the National Hockey League Officials’ Association (NHLOA). His NHL officiating career began in October 1999.

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