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02-18-18 09:06AM
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Let's see, Earls accomplishments include coaching and developing the talents of world and olympics champions and Watchers accomplishments include mostly colouring inside the lines and not eating all the paste during craft class. Yep pretty much equal.

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You can place the stones where they may reasonably ended up had the infraction not occurred. They can't suddenly defy physics or gain great speed and angle. That being said, I think our little special needs child Watcher 2 has gone nighty night so try not to wake him, he gets all cranky without his sleepy bye.


Before you make a comment, try something uncanadian and read the rule:
• If a moving stone is touched inside the hog line at the playing end by the team to which it belongs or its equipment, all stones are allowed to come to rest and then the opponents can either: 1) remove the touched stone and restore all other stones that were displaced after the infraction to their original positions; 2) leave all stones where they came to rest; 3) place all stones where it could be reasonably considered that they would have come to rest if the moving stone had not been touched.

By the way, if the touch had occurred before the hog it would have been removed immediately no matter how small the touch was.

There is no issue of sportsmanship. Play the game by the rules, you can bet the International teams will because that's is what they are paid to do.

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I know the rule well and posted that above earlier. That being said just because you can do something doesn't mean you should do it.

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New controversy: hog line violation in GBR vs SWE

There's a new controversy for us to chew over in the Great Britain vs. Sweden round robin match.

The game was in an extra end tied at 6. Sweden had hammer. Two stones in the house: a GBR red just inside the front 8 foot which was shot, and a yellow SWE at the back of the 8 foot for 2nd.

GBR was on their last stone. Eve Muirhead was attempting some sort of draw to make Anna Hasselborg's last shot for 1 more difficult. The red lights flashed after she threw it for a hog line violation, but she was sure she'd let go in time. ("I've never hogged in may life," I heard her say.) They pulled the stone and told the officials they wanted it tested, which Sweden was fine with.

As the officials were testing it, they showed the replay both on the internet feed and in the arena. In the replay, you can see that as she's throwing it, the lights are green, it looks like she's let go before the line, may have glance-touched it a second time after that (hard to tell), and then the red lights come on.

The officials tested it by running it over the hog line that was nearest the house they were playing towards, and it behaved normally there. I personally don't think that's a valid test; they should've tested it on the same hog line where the possible failure was, the one near the shooting hack. Based on the test result, they pulled the rock.

Anna Sloan asked her teammates "was it a double touch?" And I heard Vicki Adams answer that that's supposed to be allowed now (maybe it didn't used to be?). I don't know the rules well enough to know if that's true or not. Anyone here know?

I also heard Vicki Adams ask if there was a chief official they could appeal to with the replay evidence, and apparently the answer was no as play continued.

Anyway, that left Anna Hasselborg with an easy open hit for two, which she hit, and Sweden won the game.

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Article about the hog line violation with quotes from Eve Moorhead and Glenn Howard here: http://www.espn.com.au/olympics/sto...ing-controversy

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The handles are not infallible. A few years ago in the Canadian Junior Championships a player was called twice for a hogline violation when the replay clearly showed that she was no where near the hogline. It was quite costly to the team. We also saw it happen in the Brier (in Calgary I believe) when a player in a game against Kevin Koe was called for an infraction that was clearly wrong. Koe overruled the call and let the player rethrow the shot. That is a situation where if a replay was available it should be allowed to be used to make a determination. As for the double touch if it is part of the normal release it is.fine.

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Re: New controversy: hog line violation in GBR vs SWE

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Anna Sloan asked her teammates "was it a double touch?" And I heard Vicki Adams answer that that's supposed to be allowed now (maybe it didn't used to be?). I don't know the rules well enough to know if that's true or not. Anyone here know?



According to the WCF rules, rule R8(a)(i), a double touch before the hog-line by the delivering player is allowed. A second touch past the hog line would not be allowed.

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The rock was clearly released before the hogline, terrible call.

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As so eloquently explained by Ajay in his post, Homan didn't so much follow the rule as take advantage of it for her own selfish gain.
The rule is there to allow for the non-offending team to choose fairness and sportsmanship above a penalty which is too severe for the infraction - not for the non-offending team to impose a penalty which is completely out of proportion with the infraction. Sadly - and embarrassingly to Canadians - Homan chose the latter.

Even more important than any rule - no matter how well or how poorly written the rule is - is integrity. And common sense.
Any honest person with even a small degree of common sense could see that the rock which was touched by the broom was not affected. The rock which was touched was barely moving when it was touched. Neither its trajectory nor its speed was affected. This was incredibly obvious. The touch had no consequence on the outcome of the shot. Therefore, the only fair and proper thing to do, based on honesty and common sense and fair play, is to leave the rock where it is. Removing the rock in this circumstance is taking an unfair advantage - it is the equivalent of cheating.

To people of your ilk, two (or more) wrongs make a 'right', and the ends justify the means... Doing anything to win is your motto. Not anything fair or just - simply anything at all to win.

To more decent people with higher standards, losing honestly and fairly is a far greater achievement than is winning dishonestly and unfairly.

I've always been a fan of Homan's intensity... and I'd love to cheer for the Canadian women's curling team. But after the other day, my conscience simply will no longer allow me to.



While Ajay’s post was eloquent, it was not an accurate reflection of the history or evolution of the rule. For many, many years the rule was very simple - if a moving stone was touched by a player of the team that threw it, or any of their equipment (including cigarette packages or lighters falling from their pocket) the stone was considered “burned” and was to be removed immediately. The sportsmanship was to be exhibited by a player calling his own infraction without considering whether the infraction would have caused any difference in the outcome of the shot being attempted or whether the other team noticed, and in being willing to accept the penalty.

Somewhere along the way, the powers that be decided that the rule might be taken advantage of if a stone had been thrown poorly and the attempted shot was not going to be made (and maybe even cause a bad outcome for the delivering team) then a player could accidentally on purpose burn the stone and remove the rock. In order to prevent this, the rule was changed to allow the stone to continue its course if it was touched inside the hogline and then the non-offending team could decide the appropriate penalty.

It seems that, somehow, it has now been decided that it is inconvenient for a team that causes an infraction of the rules to be expected to suffer a penalty for the infraction, and that the non-offending team is being “unsportsmanlike” if they decide to apply a penalty to the team that has broken the rule. Remember, the rule says that a moving stone should not be touched - it does not say that a moving stone should not be caused to have a change in trajectory or speed. If a stone in motion is touched, a rule has been broken and a penalty should be administered. The offending team should exhibit good sportsmanship by calling attention to the infraction and by willingly submitting to the penalty imposed.

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The rule also gives three options, from the touch of the stone had no effect on the outcome and thus you can leave it as it is, to the touch might have barely effected the outcome and I ( as the non offending team) think that had it not occurred the rocks would have ended up in these positions, so I will put the rocks in those locations and continue, to finally the touch had such a detrimental effect on the outcome of the shot that it should be removed. Over the years officiating I have been called out for such infractions numerous times and when given the options almost every situation ended with the proper decision being made.

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For many, many years the rule was very simple - if a moving stone was touched by a player of the team that threw it, or any of their equipment (including cigarette packages or lighters falling from their pocket) the stone was considered “burned” and was to be removed immediately

While the rule existed back then, was it routinely exercised or were infractions resolved by mutual agreement of projected outcome?
I have long been of the opinion that the "gentleman" rules were established long before today's game that now has substantial perks in terms of money, gov't funding, travel etc. This creates a whole different "game" dynamic and has/will spawn a selfish "win at all cost" dynamic.
Of all the articles read and media heard, it seems the vast majority do not agree with
Rachel, and the few that did were Canadian curling colleagues that happened to get caught by a media mic. In order that future teams could not be subjected to such severe penalty for a very insignificant infraction, they perhaps need to go to "video review" for these major contests with big stakes. Camera coverage is excellent and a central review is routine in today's sports world.

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The rock was clearly released before the hogline, terrible call.


The replay indicates that MH's hand was not on the rock BEFORE the rock reached the hog line.

That proves absolutely nothing.

No doubt in my mind if we were shown a picture of the rock the instant it touched the line, little Eve's hand would be on the handle.

Anybody who has watched her will be aware she developed this habit of a "double touch' many years ago. Not surprisingly, Sloan's first question asks, 'Was it a double touch?' Of course it was! And this time it was costly because it's 99.99% certain she touched the stone for the second time the instant the rock touched the line.

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Mike Babcock - Toronto Maple Leaf Coach calls the Homan Team. hmmm, not following Hockey - How is his team doing?


article:

https://olympics.cbc.ca/news/articl...homan-team.html

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Wish I knew how to add an image. On Muirheads twitter there are clear pictures the rock had been released before the hogline.

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Wish I knew how to add an image. On Muirheads twitter there are clear pictures the rock had been released before the hogline.


hope this works:

https://twitter.com/evemuirhead?lang=en

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it does, thanks

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hope this works:

https://twitter.com/evemuirhead?lang=en



Wow. I'm kind of surprised that Eve has put that up on her own Twitter. I wonder if that genuinely is her posting or if she has someone who runs her account.

Very disingenuous to use that still picture when the actual issue is what happened about 1/2 second afterwards where her hand went back to the handle.

The BBC comments section is now full of very mis-informed Brits crying foul and using that picture as 'evidence' that they were cheated and that the IOC hates GBR etc etc.

Actually, my favourite is someone claiming there could have been someone in the crowd who somehow made the red lights come on remotely.

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Here’s the video https://youtu.be/_w0vfc18PfI

Looks to me that she’s released it and the handle has started rotating away from her hand by the time it crosses the hog line.

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Here’s the video https://youtu.be/_w0vfc18PfI

Looks to me that she’s released it and the handle has started rotating away from her hand by the time it crosses the hog line.



Good video. I hadn't seen one slowed down as much as that. Handle definitely seems clear as her hand makes the secondary move upwards.

Does anyone who knows a bit more about the tech know whether touching the top of the stone (e.g. the colour, not the handle itself) also sets off the sensor? From that vid that seems to be the only way it could have been triggered by Eve.

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I don’t know the answer to that question, but I do have another observation. I’ve been watching as much of this Olympic Curling as I can, since the start of the mixed doubles, and I’ve lost count of the number of times the players have had to stop and get someone retighten a stone because the handle was loose. Most memorably it happened to Kaitlyn Lawes late in the gold medal match. It doesn’t speak well of the maintenance of the stones in a general sense.

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Here is a link to the entire game https://olympics.cbc.ca/video/today...-women-gbr-swe/
You can use the slider to fast fwd to 11th end and see the discussion with official etc, If you watch Eve's shots in the 8, 9 and 10th end she comes close to double clutching and she also puts her finger on face of the rock.

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You would think as part of the morning ritual the ice crew would not only tighten all the handles but for the sake of 32 batteries a day change to a new battery every day for each handle. How many times have they changed the the so called malfunctioning handle because of faulty batteries. Far too many when what's at stake vs 2 bucks a battery.
Put an Energizer bunny sticker on the handle and have Energizer sponsor the batterires....solved.

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Here is a link to the entire game https://olympics.cbc.ca/video/today...-women-gbr-swe/
You can use the slider to fast fwd to 11th end and see the discussion with official etc, If you watch Eve's shots in the 8, 9 and 10th end she comes close to double clutching and she also puts her finger on face of the rock.



Yeah. It looks like this is definitely a common part of her delivery. I don't know if everyone gets the same 'next' video from YouTube, but for me the one YouTube gave me was this - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7d_FjpClIY - from 2010 Olympics and she clearly does a similar sort of second move to the rock.

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I don't think touching the actual stone triggers it. Your bare skin has to be in contact with the coated handle. Koe does a similar thing on his release.

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What about the players that throw with their gloves on? It must be just touch sensors.

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Homan Brings Home Gold

Homan Brings Home Gold

Sydney, Canada - In front of a full house with over 4,000 spectators, Canada (photo: Stephen Fisher, World Curling) beat Switzerland by 7-5 to take gold at the BKT Tires World Women's Curling Championship 2024.

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