Recap: Senators 2, Caps 0
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It's often said that the most dangerous teams to play are the teams that have nothing to lose - and the Ottawa Senators, firmly ensconced in the bottom third of the standings, would be one of those teams. Recently hot (and finally getting some competent goaltending), this was a team against whom the Caps would need to bring their best.
Unfortunately it just wasn't in them to do so tonight. While not the worst effort they've put forth, they just didn't seem to have that extra bit of energy/net presence/luck needed to earn them two points. And when you mix in a little bit of hot goaltending and a few...shall we say questionable calls...it just wasn't enough.
Ten more notes on the game:
- Right from the start the focus in this one was on the Caps' goaltending situation, as once again the goaltender who was supposed to start was unable to go. Tonight it was Michal Neuvirth calling in sick and forcing Semyon Varlamov into his first action since early February. The last minute understudy was good but not great in his return to the net, victimized by a questionable call on the first goal (more on that in a sec) and giving up one he probably needs to stop on the second.
- Tales of Bad Officiating, Chapter 1: Strange moment in the first period, as Matt Hendricks was bloodied by David Hale's high stick along the boards. Initially it appeared it would draw a call, and Hale was led to the penalty box; then it got weird, as Hale was released soon after. The explanation given by refs Kelly Sutherland and Stephane Auger? They thought it was a skate, not a stick, that cut Hendricks. No call, no penalty, no logic...but hey, that Hale must be one bendy dude.
- Craig Anderson must have heard all the muttering coming from CapsNation about his new contract, because he seemed particularly interested in earning himself a shutout tonight and turned aside all 31 shots the Caps threw at him. Maybe they should have dressed someone up as an Ice Girl to distract him...
- Tales of Bad Officiating, Chapter 2: It really is a shame that you can't review interference, because it did appear like Colin Greening was interfering with Varlamov on Ottawa's first goal. And that he used his skate to direct the puck into the net. Moral of the story there: kicking the puck in is sometimes okay; kicking the goalie in is also sometimes okay. Got it.
- With a number of the big guns still on the shelf, others needed to step up - and one who did was Brooks Laich, who seemed to be everywhere tonight. His seven shots on goal led all Caps (and was nearly a third of Ottawa's entire shot total) and he brought some grit along the boards, providing the energy that was missing at times from the rest of his teamamates.
- And then there's Alexander Semin, another guy who we'd love to see step up with Ovechkin and friends out. Yeah, we're still waiting. It did appear that his "hooking" call was helped along by the Senator he "hooked" holding his stick, and he did generate one of the better scoring chances on a breakaway out of the box, but there were also the shots when a pass would have sufficed, the too-fancy stickhandling when a simple play would have been more beneficial, the turnovers...need we go on?
- Tales of Bad Officiating, Chapter 3: The boarding minor assessed to Matt Bradley in the third would absolutely have been the right call had he not been at least five feet from the boards and had he not connected shoulder on shoulder. But yeah, other than that stuff...
- And of course, as we all know, every clean hit must be avenged with a fight. Nothing like having your face gush blood in front of your family and friends for absolutely no reason whatsoever.
- If you think the Caps got slightly handled in the faceoff circle, you'd be wrong. They didn't get slightly handled, they were absolutely eviscerated, winning just 19 of the 51 draws on the evening (37%). Only Boyd Gordon finished with a win percentage higher than 50% and it was a slim margin, going 8-for-15, while Marcus Johansson won just one of the ten draws that he took.
- Rough sequence for Karl Alzner on Ottawa's second goal - first, he and Varly appeared to have some initial miscommunication on the play. Then he was unable to get the puck past Milan Michalek along the wall. And after that, he's unable to get to the front of the net quickly enough to impact Erik Condra's shot.
Refereeing and hot goalies and injured players aside, a loss is a loss. And so we move onward and upward...or at least further eastward...to Montreal, where the questions swirl around this team's ability to carry on without some of their marquee players.
And of course there's another big question hanging over this one: who gets the call in net?
Stay tuned.
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who gets the call in net?
If Holtby’s not on the bus back to Hershey, Walton’s not saying.
Le Sigh.
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From what I heard on the radio, Holtby isn’t on the bus with Hershey.
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Is everyone else with Hershey on the bus and accounted for, as well. Like no new forwards missing.
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From Whyno:
“Caps spokesman said tonight that Braden Holtby hasn’t yet been recalled, doesn’t anticipate announcement tonight.”
"You do that you go to the box, you know. Two minutes by yourself and you feel shame, you know. And then you get free."
all around dismal night. The officiating, as you noted, was atrocious. Let’s not even start with all the hooking and holding that was let go—along with that left wing lock, I felt like it was 2002. And the Caps were dismal. No spark and they looked “off.” I figured either Chimera or Hendricks would get in Anderson’s face, try and rattle him, but no. The desperation that manifested itself in trying to force long passes in the second half of the third gave me flashbacks to December. Disappointing.
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Everytime I think the reffing in this league can’t get any worse, a night like tonight comes along to prove how little I actually know about the NHL..
I’m shocked they actually called that instigator.
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In order of most annoying to least annoying:
1. Bradley’s “boarding” – simply stupid. You can’t board someone when you hit them north of the goal line. Period.
2. Hendricks high stick – blown call, which happens, but getting it right and then reversing field is bad form.
3. First goal – thought the kick could have gone either way, so not disappointed when not overruled; thought the G interference was a bit more of a “should be made” call. Blown calls happen, again, but that one was a bit too obvious for my tastes.
4. Sasha’s hook – that one gets called a lot. Foligno (or whoever) certainly helped draw the call, but Sasha put his stick in his gut, parallel to the ice in the first place, which was stupid (and the result of trying to make a fancy play high in the zone).
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that goalie interference was so eff’ing obvious you could see it from space. It’s interference, period and it needs to be called. If you can get a goalie interference for breathing on the guy…
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Quit sugar coating it, and tell me how you really feel.
G interference is a tough one for me to get a handle on. Sometimes they call it so tight, and sometimes they let the mangled corpse of the ’tender bathe in the flashing red lights.
But, yeah, I think that one should have been called.
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Goalie interference is tough to predict, but this one wasn’t even border line. Greening clearly skated straight into the crease and through Varlamov with no Cap close enough to even plausibly suggest he was pushed in (which is a whole other problem with that play).
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by Killer_Carlson on Mar 25, 2011 11:55 PM EDT up reply actions
Any ref nerds out there know if this was a likely playoff crew? I sure hope not
"You do that you go to the box, you know. Two minutes by yourself and you feel shame, you know. And then you get free."
Auger almost never gets playoff games, I know that much.
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by Steckel Me Elmo on Mar 26, 2011 1:50 AM EDT up reply actions
That’s good news. Thanks
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I didn’t really expect to see Auger working in the NHL last year after last season. The Burrows incident, combined with a number of bad/missed calls… I figured they would have asked him to move on.
Of course, that means you bring up even more AHL referees, who may or may not be any better.
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by iwearstripes on Mar 26, 2011 5:42 PM EDT up reply actions
forget the interference call for a second, varly makes the first stop, greenly kicks the puck to varly for a second try and it goes under his pads and stops greenly kicks varly a few times and the puck goes in the net.
They either need to give the camera guys enough slack to make logical inferences based on what happened or they need to get more cameras around the net…heck, put cameras all through the puck. if the puck stops and then starts moving again after a guy kicks near it a few times, there can only be one reason that it starts moving again (unless there’s some seismic activity under the crease in Ottawa). I don’t care if you see it happen or not, you have to make that call…just like the call that went against us (was it with montreal?) when the puck went in the net under the goaltender and you couldn’t see it until the goaltender got up after the whistle.
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I think it’s pretty straightforward — you play Varly. Neuvirth’s sick. If he’s not well enough to play tonight, it’s hard to imagine he’ll be well enough tomorrow.
Give Varlamov the next start, and then take it from there.
Atta dinnin stick a who!
by Gould Old Days on Mar 25, 2011 11:02 PM EDT reply actions
My initial thought, too.
But I’d hesitate to ride him hard right after he comes off the IR and during the mostly meaningless part of the season.
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meh — I don’t see a single back to back as too big an issue
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by Gould Old Days on Mar 25, 2011 11:08 PM EDT up reply actions
But I’d be iffy about making him to a back to back right after coming off IR. But last time he came off IR, he did a back to back at Hershey and then came back to Washington to be our backup for Holtby.
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Seems like not playing for a month and then having to start a back-to-back wouldn’t be the safe play for a groin injury. But I’m not qualified on these things (or anything :)).
by Rainbow, Kitty, Beer on Mar 25, 2011 11:10 PM EDT up reply actions
I’m pretty sure it was the knee this time, but same thing, I’d rather not see him go back to back.
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I say go back to Varly, too, but there’s still a question of whether Holtby’s actually coming up or not.
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agreed. Let Varly work the cobwebs out, and let Neuvy ride his cold out on the bench (or stick Holtby there if need be)
by HockeyDragon on Mar 25, 2011 11:06 PM EDT up reply actions
Wow, this place empties out after a loss, eh?
Agree with the analysis that the effort tonight was OK, not great. Really agree with the part about 28 trying to make a fancy play when a dump-in would be better. That gets old.
I would like to see them play a bit harder against MON.
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Oh, yeah. Now you mention it, only married guys in the thread tonight (minus you, Becs, of course, and I’m sure she’s itching to get out as soon as she can.)
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I was so close to just wimping out and posting a non-recap recap ;)
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Will we see some reorganized lines for tomorrow’s game? First of all, will Fehr be back or not? Generally, as of late, it seems that we’ve been better off with Backstrom and Knuble on separate lines since Knuble and Johansson have been so productive together, as of late. So do we leave our combinations the way they are until Ovi returns or what?
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The game gave a lot of people flashbacks to the Dallas game in December. It reminded me of the one against Atlanta on the Bad Snow Day (which I missed.)
I hope the Caps play will NOT give us flashbacks of the post Dallas game.
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I guess the NHL officials for this game are part of the government sponsored BOB program (as in Business Opportunities for the Blind.)
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Or maybe the AADB (America Association for the Death and Blind) because they did seem to get flustered by all the F bombs coming from the Caps Team
Just rub some dirt on it
by Trailblaza05 on Mar 25, 2011 11:11 PM EDT up reply actions
Death and Blind?
Really?
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by iwearstripes on Mar 26, 2011 1:21 AM EDT up reply actions
I used to work at a party store. We had that costume up during Halloween.
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by MyFriendCorey on Mar 25, 2011 11:36 PM EDT up reply actions
"Retribution" for clean hits
This is what annoys me most in the NHL out of anything.
That and most Pens fans but that’s another story.
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by MyFriendCorey on Mar 25, 2011 11:10 PM EDT reply actions 1 recs
Speaking of Pens fans, should I post on the Tampa Bay Bolts site and offer them my support when they play Round 1 against the Pens?
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Don’t worry, they won’t be playing the Pens. They’re in such a free-fall, they could end up in the 7th spot playing the Caps.
In defence of Zack Smith
He likely didn’t see much of the hit; all he saw was a teammate fly into the boards, and lying down on the ice. With so little time to assess the situation, he just dropped ‘em and stood up for his teammate. Yes, Hendricks was bloodied, but I think he’ll be alright in the end.
Still, you guys are absolutely right: Totally clean hit, and totally unnecessary fight. In fact, better than a clean hit, a good one: Hendricks waited until Wiercioch was looking before hitting him, which is more than some other players do. I’m glad Wiercioch is okay, and I consider it a learning experience for him: Always expect someone to be ready to hit you.
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by Peter Raaymakers on Mar 26, 2011 11:12 AM EDT up reply actions
That was Bradley. Hendricks was the one high sticked with the reversed call.
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Noted, thanks
In my original post, replace “Hendricks” throughout with “Bradley”. My argument remains, though.
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by Peter Raaymakers on Mar 26, 2011 1:45 PM EDT up reply actions
Yeah, I can understand why Smith fought him because it did look bad at first sight. This has happened a few times this season with Bradley though and it just annoys me.
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by MyFriendCorey on Mar 28, 2011 2:40 AM EDT up reply actions
So I’ve said it before, I hate blaming games on refs – and I certainly don’t think we lost this game entirely because of them.
But the three bullet points I dedicated to the officiating don’t come close to conveying just how pathetically this game was called. How you don’t call that high stick – after appearing TO call it in the first place – is beyond me. That’s a four-minute power play the Caps lose out on, and who knows what happens with that? And the “boarding” call on Bradley was an abomination, a total overreaction to the League’s attempt to cut back on legitimately dirty hits. And the goal…
Awful. Just awful. Sutherland and Auger should be ashamed and written up and banned from playoff games for this one.
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by Becca H on Mar 25, 2011 11:12 PM EDT reply actions 2 recs
Auger is flat out a bad ref.
The reffing in the NHL in general is atrocious.
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atrocious seems to be the word of the night.
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My theory is that Colin Campbell keeps Auger around so that, if you question his decisions, he can punish you by assigning Auger to your games
Atta dinnin stick a who!
by Gould Old Days on Mar 25, 2011 11:27 PM EDT up reply actions 3 recs
The eyes of Colin Campbell are upon you. All the live long day.
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Now I can't sleep

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by Gould Old Days on Mar 25, 2011 11:31 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
When did Alex Burrows get traded to the Caps?
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by Rather Bengt on Mar 26, 2011 1:22 AM EDT up reply actions
two of the worst in the business, without a doubt.
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Wasn’t there some controversy involving his officiating last year? I forget who the teams were, maybe the Flyers were in there somewhere.
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Vancouver and Burrows I think
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Thanks. I just couldn’t recall any of the details, except that Auger was the official.
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There was a game where, if I remember correctly, Burrows embellished to draw a terrible call and Auger got called out for it. The next Vancouver game he officiated, he supposedly told Burrows that he was going to get payback for that – and the Canucks got screwed for the entire game.
Matt Bradley: He has sensitive skin, no?
I only got to see the 3rd period, but clearly they made some bad calls. That said, Kelly Sutherland worked the Cup Finals last year. There are way worse in the business (like Dan O’Halloran and Don Van Massenhoven who can barely skate).
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by iwearstripes on Mar 26, 2011 1:32 AM EDT up reply actions
No wonder the Caps didn’t have any life in the game. The results were fixed. They were meant to lose.
(Okay, I’m being snarky here. And the Caps needed to show better effort last night. And just didn’t have it.)
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So, after tonight, the Caps have reached double digits in being shut out — 10. And are now two shy of their all time record. (Gee that’s depressing. Is our offense really that bad?)
Come back Eric Fehr and Ovi. And put Fehr on the 2nd line, please.
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Magic Number for the SE is now at 10.
Caps now have more home games than road games remaining.
Gotta be some more positives out there…I’ll think of them.
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…Ovi is practicing with the team on Monday? :D
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Ah, see, I did not know that.
That’s good.
They snuck two points out of Philly. That was good.
If they can get points out of Montreal, we’ll have to call it a good roadie. I’m pretty much satisfied with the 6 points they’ve gotten so far, too. That’s good.
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And I’m sure you’re about to drop a killer .gif on us of the highlights, right?
No?
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by Dimagus on Mar 25, 2011 11:26 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
The ONLY reason we lost tonight

Ottawa doesn’t have any ice girls.
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Was the reason we lost in reference to no ice girls or the Panther goalie you pictured? Forgive me for being dense tonight.
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No ice girls to distract said goalie (Craig Anderson)
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Was Anderson known for getting distracted by ice girls?
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See the 2nd link in the third bullet. :)
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by Quaternions on Mar 26, 2011 12:01 AM EDT up reply actions
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by MikeL-Pivonka on Mar 26, 2011 10:42 AM EDT up reply actions
1st goal
when the puck is not on its way to the net, the dude’s feet are kicking around, and his stick is resting on top of the goalie’s net, i don’t understand how you don’t overturn the goal
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by RedBirdie on Mar 26, 2011 12:06 AM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
To put things in perspective
This is only the 2nd loss for the Capitals so far this month. So I’m not going to let my panties get all bunched over the bad officiating this game, or the fact that the Capitals in all didn’t really play that great a game.
I for one, am going to call it a night. :)
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by Quaternions on Mar 26, 2011 12:07 AM EDT up reply actions
The explanation given by refs Kelly Sutherland and Stephane Auger?
That there is your problem!
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by Steckel Me Elmo on Mar 26, 2011 1:55 AM EDT up reply actions
Missed this one but
Must have been really bad officiating to have it get called out in the recap…
Suspend Colin Campbell!
Basically, the Caps looked OK for the first half of the game. Not great, but not terrible either. They were generating chances that Anderson kept turning away. Nobody could finish. Standard Caps game. And there were a few bad calls, but nothing terrible.
Then in the second half, we were exposed to NHL refereeing at its head-scratchingly worst. There were at least three calls during the course of the game that weren’t just the wrong call, but defied reason.
When the Caps play Ottawa, they should be able to win even with the refs against them. Of course, tonight Ovechkin, Green, Arnott and Fehr were out. That’s a pretty solid foursome to put out for overtime. Add in the fact that Neuvirth was sick and Varlamov wasn’t sharp in his first game back (by the way, how bad is Ottawa if they can only score one legit goal and one bullshit kick-his-pad-out-of-the-way-and-then-kick-the-puck-in goal against a shaky goalie), and this was a pretty depleted Caps team that still skated Ottawa to a draw, and to be fair, was the better team out there if not for Anderson.
I’m babbling.
The point is that this was not good hockey all around, and the tear-your-hair officiating just made the game that much more painful. The call on Bradley really was beyond terrible. Wiercioch received the puck next to the goalpost and quickly fired it off toward the boards at the blueline, but not quickly enough — Bradley came and finished a check on him. Point of contact was clearly Bradley’s left shoulder on Wiercioch’s right shoulder/chest/collarbone. Wiercioch wasn’t ready for the hit (kid’s 21, and this was his 3rd ever NHL game), and he went down spinning and his head and shoulder hit the boards. Mind you, his head hit the boards after his body hit the ice prone. He was a shaken up.
The hit happened at the goal line next to the goal, 5 feet at least from the boards.
They called Bradley for boarding.
What the hell?
Atta dinnin stick a who!
by Gould Old Days on Mar 26, 2011 10:44 AM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
the blown high sticking call was in the first, iirc. Hendy was bloodied, one ref called it, another one overruled him. ridiculous.
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How Stephane Auger is still a referee at any level of organized hockey? The guy is biased and has shown the bias on occasion, even to the point of calling out a player saying he was going to “Get Him”. Sure the NHL said that never happened, and while Alex Burrows isn’t probably the most reliable source in the world, why on earth would he make up something like that about one particular official?
There are a lot of questions about this guy, to be sure, and while I don’t think his actions are as reprehensible as Tim Donaghy, an NBA referee who fixed games (to the point of making sure the Sacramento Kings didn’t win game 6 of a series at home against the Lakers, so that Game 7 would have to be played in LA on national TV…) he needs to be investigated. And not by someone in the NHL, as they have a vested interest. Maybe the IIHF should take a look at Auger…
Most NHL officials are not biased and they try to do an honest and fair job, but that this guy seems to be in the middle of all these issues is just ridiculous.
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