from Matt Cudzinowski of Canadiens.com,

What did Carey Price think of Gabriel Landeskog's game-winning tally on Wednesday night being declared a good goal after video review?

"I disagree with the call," said Price, following a 2-1 loss to the Avalanche at the Pepsi Center. "You get your abilities impeded when you make the move towards the puck, I think it's pretty clear. They had a different opinion on the contact, but that's what it is."...

Like Price, head coach Claude Julien was frustrated with the League's decision that there was no goaltender interference on the play.

During his postgame press conference, the veteran bench boss insisted that if Landeskog hadn't come into contact with his starter, the contest would have remained deadlocked at one goal apiece at that point in time.

"It's 50-50 [when a goal is reviewed]. We don't really know what's good and what's not. We see the same thing, one game it counts and one game it doesn't," said Julien. "It's tough to figure out, but all I know is their player hit our goaltender first, and if he didn't hit him, I can guarantee that Carey would have seen the puck. It's tough, but that's the situation we're in right now in the NHL."

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Below, watch the goal in question.