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Video- Dominic Moore With the Game Winner?
by Paul on 01/22/11 at 02:47 AM ET
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You decide…
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Tough call, but I’m ok with it being a good goal.
Posted by Nate A from Detroit-ish on 01/22/11 at 03:50 AM ET

even though his stick is still on it, isn’t it a bit like pushing the pad into the net? I mean, after the puck contacted the pad, it looks like it would have redirected away from the goal-line, but for Moore’s stick being there and pushing it past his pad…...tough call, I dont think it should’ve been called a goal, but I can easily see why you wouldn’t want to overturn the call on the ice.
Posted by Itrusteddrrahmani from Nyc by way of A2 on 01/22/11 at 04:52 AM ET

That should not be a goal. After the puck hits Vokoun’s pad, Moore’s stick slightly swipes at the puck causing the redirection into the goal.
Posted by Tuba Guy from Royal Oak, MI on 01/22/11 at 10:50 AM ET

The puck must be kept in motion towards the opponent’s goal line and once it is shot, the play shall be considered complete. No goal can be scored on a rebound of any kind (an exception being the puck off the goal post or crossbar, then the goalkeeper and then directly into the goal), and any time the puck crosses the goal line or comes to a complete stop, the shot shall be considered complete.
I think Vokoun stops it, if only for a millisecond. And isn’t any shot that contacts the goalie by definition a rebound?
Did Tallon beat out Murphy for the Panthers GM job?
Posted by shep on 01/22/11 at 11:37 AM ET

Though I love goals, this should not be one. Clearly a second propulsion of the puck after it hits Vokoun’s pad. How did the “office” miss this one? Perhaps watching a re-run of all the bad calls against the Kings over the past year? lol I kid… but seriously no goal!
Posted by WingMan from The Q C on 01/22/11 at 12:23 PM ET

Clearly a second propulsion of the puck after it hits Vokoun’s pad.
Is there any allowance or precedent for a “double touch” on a single motion shot? kinda like in tennis a double hit is allowable if its one continuous motion.
Posted by Nate A from Detroit-ish on 01/22/11 at 03:17 PM ET

I’m torn. Not sure if in convinced that there was one or two taps.
Posted by Tuba Guy from Royal Oak, MI on 01/22/11 at 04:32 PM ET
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Good call…the puck never left his stick, even though Vokoun’s pad got it.
Posted by cephalopod from Chicago...nope, still not over it. on 01/22/11 at 03:26 AM ET