New Evidence Released in Goal Controversy in Toronto
The Maple Leafs made many mistakes in the first playoff matchup against Tampa Bay.
It's not an excuse, but even the referees didn't give them many chances.
During the five-minute penalty of Michael Bunting for his dangerous hit on Erik Cernak, the Bolts scored a questionable goal.
When the refs reviewed the play, no camera angle truly showed the puck crossing the line. But the goal was allowed nonetheless.
New Evidence Released in Goal Controversy in Toronto
A new camera angle was released in which we can see the puck crossing the line.
After many "coincidences", it's normal that people doubt the quality of the officiating in the NHL, but in this case, it seems the league made the right call.
As seen on Maple Leafs Daily -
Leafs screwed by controversial goal, ruining any chance of a potential comeback
Leafs screwed by controversial goal, ruining any chance of a potential comeback
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AVRIL 20 | 350 ANSWERS New Evidence Released in Goal Controversy in Toronto Do you think Knies will score his first playoff goal tonight? | ||
| Yes | 154 | 44 % |
| No | 196 | 56 % |
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