Why Tyler Bertucci won’t comment on the no-goal against the Canucks

The The Chicago Blackhawks are coming off a huge win via St. Louis Blues. Tyler Bertucci and his teammates were hoping to make it three straight when they took on the Vancouver Canucks on Friday night. With about five minutes left, Chicago thought they had the lead, but the officials blew it away.

Bertuzzi scored earlier in the contest. However, in the third part it was 2-2. A scramble near the net left the veteran forward scrambling for the puck. His shot was eventually successful, and he appeared to score his second goal of the night. Unfortunately, it was disallowed due to goalkeeper interference.

After the game, Bertucci was inevitably asked about this incident. He certainly had something to say, but he thought it best to hold back. however, his frustration was obvious for everyone to see after the game.

“I’m not going to comment because I’m probably going to get fined. I don’t think it was a big decision. That’s what I think,” the Blackhawks forward said, via Scott Powers of the Athletics.

Canucks beat Blackhawks after Tyler Bertuzzi’s goal

The Blackhawks took a 2-0 lead into the first intermission thanks to Bertuzzi’s goal at the end of the period. It was a lead they hoped to build on when the second frame began. Unfortunately, they blew it in the second period.

Jake DeBrusk scored his first goal of the season on the power play, just over six minutes in. Later, Max Sasson scored his second goal in as many games to level the game. This game entered the third period still tied.

After Bertuzzi’s goal was canceled out, the Canucks and Blackhawks were unable to break their deadlock. And the extra period of hockey wasn’t enough to separate them. These teams went to a shootout. It took four runs, but the Canucks got the win thanks to Brock Boeser’s shootout winner.

This is a devastating loss for the Blackhawks team is also playing like this. And the disallowed goal will be a point of controversy for some time to come. However, they have a few days to process this as they are back on the ice until Monday when they face the Anaheim Ducks.