Flubbed

The Rangers had a terrific chance to go up 3-1 on a power play early in the third, but Chris Kreider flubbed a sure goal.

Down one point with about 20 seconds left, Tatum got himself a decent look in transition but flubbed the layup after momentarily losing control of the ball.

Even if the redshirt sophomore just wanted to make up for a flubbed pass before the Cougars’ bye week, when he probably could have added another.

The Avs didn’t pepper him the first few minutes with many chances and his first touch of the puck was a gaffe as he flubbed a pass behind the net.

Walz flubbed a number of answers — and dodged a question about whether he lied about being in China during the Tiananmen protests in 1989.

This is the second time New York City’s board of elections has flubbed mail-in voting in Brooklyn.

Not surprisingly, he’s especially effective when it’s a role that requires a certain submergence; Urban’s turn as Judge Dredd in 2012’s did as much to expose how badly and company flubbed the property as, well, Stallone himself.

Beshear flubbed his lines early on, saying "I'm a proud Democrat, but first and foremost, I'm a proud Republican, and Democrat, and mostly American," opening him up to ridicule by late-night talk show hosts.

Not only is the nation in turmoil under its new President, but the venerable newspaper itself – an American institution – must deal with the aftermath of having flubbed two of the biggest stories since Watergate.

Despite the fact that Ragtime was his first film in 20 years, Cagney was immediately at ease: Flubbed lines and miscues were committed by his co-stars, often simply through sheer awe.

Its dominant position ended after a flubbed release for Microsoft Windows, followed by a long delay before introducing an improved version.