NHL Coach Calls out One Specific Player For Cheating and It's Shown on Video

The blazing-hot Toronto Maple Leafs took on the Minnesota Wild last night on Friday, and the Leafs came out on top 5-3. However, clips that have surfaced online suggest that someone on the Leafs may have cheated more than once throughout the game.  Matt Murray, the goalie for the Toronto Maple Leafs, is accused of knocking the net off its mountings not once, not twice, but three times over the course of the game.

Every time the net was knocked off, his opponents' attacking possession—during which they had a chance to score—was interrupted.

After videos raised of these cheating plays on Twitter, it was confirmed they were true, and quite noticeable..




The fan base of the Minnesota Wild exploded on social media, exposing Matt Murray's fraud.

If you're not aware, it's blatantly against the rules of hockey and should result in the goaltender receiving a "delay of game" penalty or, more often than not, a penalty shot, but the referees failed to see it at the time.

After the game, the Minnesota Wild's head coach commented on it: