Columbus's Boone Jenner is grilling for a shot on goal

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The Columbus Blue Jackets earned a penalty shot in the first period of Thursday's fourth game against the Bruins after Boone Jenner was unleashed by Brad Marchand on a shorthanded breakaway.

It's a call you do not often see in an NHL game, let alone in a playoff game, but it was the right choice, as Marchand made him stumble from behind, right in front of goal .

Jenner then tried a penalty shot and things did not go well for him, his attempt – which was not great – was easily pushed back by Bruins goaltender Tuukka Rask.

By making matters worse for Columbus, you do not get power play after a penalty shot. The Bruins were still on theirs and quickly scored just afterwards to bring the score to 2-0.

Here is the backup that Rask had no problem doing:

And here is roasting:

This penalty shot from Boone Jenner was your father giving a shot to NHL 19 for the first time

– Pete Blackburn (@PeteBlackburn) May 2, 2019

Boone Jenner penalty shot, not good.

– Amalie Benjamin (@AmalieBenjamin) May 2, 2019

Not as bad as Boone Jenner's penalty attempt lol

– Michael Hurley (@michaelFhurley) May 2, 2019

BIG call on this penalty shot. Fortunately, Bobrovsky is the only Columbus player to have talent. #BOSvsCBJ

– Fu Kyu (@ FuKyu97839541) May 2, 2019

Boone Jenner needed a much better shot at the penalty #cbj

– Rob (@ Acclr8n) May 2, 2019

Boone Jenner had walking pants in his shot on goal

– Brendan (@BrendanWincek) May 2, 2019

Of all the players who got a penalty shot, why is Boone Jenner ffs

– ? (@IBSLivesMatter) May 2, 2019

I'm sure CBJ would have preferred a penalty instead of the penalty shot.

Will the league ever give the option to a team to choose?

– Jacob (@paddle_down) May 2, 2019

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