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by Paul on 11/22/09 at 08:58 AM ET
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from Sam Carchidi of the Philadelphia Inquirer,
Adrian Aucoin barely kept the puck in at the blue line - the Flyers protested that it had gone out of the zone - and fed Matthew Lombardi on the right side. Lombardi then found Yandle in the left circle, and he fired a shot past Ray Emery.
After the game, Stevens was baffled by the lack of a call.
“We thought it was offsides. One lineman had his arm starting up to call it offsides, and the other guy waved it off,” Stevens said. “It’s unfortunate. If they would have just waved it off right away . . . but you still have to kill the penalty. It looked like the guys on the ice maybe relaxed for a second.
“It’s unfortunate it ends up being the difference in the hockey game.”...
On the controversial goal that made it 2-1, Emery said “guys stopped,” when they thought it was offsides, “but it’s no excuse. . . . I know it didn’t look like he [Aucoin] thought he kept it in because he kind of stopped for a second.”
more on the Flyers loss to the Coyotes and watch the play below, although we really don’t get a great angle on the play at the blue line, Also in the game, Blair Betts dislocated his shoulder.
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