Minnesota's Dean Evason calls out Matt Murray after net dislodged three times (video)

Dean Evason, head coach of the Minnesota Wild, is not too happy following his team's game Friday afternoon against the Toronto Maple Leafs. Not only did his team lose 4-3, but the actions of Toronto's goaltender also got under Evason's skin. Three times during play, Toronto's net became dislodged after Murray hit it. While not necessarily uncommon, Murray has gained a reputation over the years as a goaltender who does this intentionally. Whether that's fair or not, is likely a matter of opinion. In Evason's opinion, it's definitely true.

"It's a trend with that goaltender. I don't understand it," said Evason following the game. Here's his full statement after being asked the question.

Here's video of the three instances where the net becomes dislodged. I can see the third being accidental, no question. The first two? I can certainly see an argument being made,

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