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It Was A Goal
by Paul on 12/19/06 at 11:42 AM ET
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from the Vancouver Province,
Roberto Luongo did little to soothe the steaming Minnesota Wild on Monday.
The Canucks goaltender admitted the video review ruling of a disallowed Pascal Dupuis goal on Saturday was wrong.
A 10-minute video review proved inconclusive and the Wild went wild. They lost 2-1.
“Oh no, it was definitely in,” chuckled Luongo.
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So HNIC did not show the overhead shot. Did they want Vancouver, the Canadian team, to win? Did they do that on purpose?
Posted by w2j2 from Alpena, Michigan on 12/19/06 at 02:33 PM ET