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Situation Room Review Of The LaRose Shot
by Paul on 05/03/09 at 08:20 PM ET
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Video Review: Carolina at Boston, 19:58 of 2nd period
Hockey Operations reviewed the shot by Carolina’s Larose to see if the puck was entirely across the goal line. The referee’s call on the ice was no goal - therefore video review needed to determine conclusively that the puck was over the line. Video review determined that it was inconclusive as to whether the puck crossed the goal line in its entirety - no goal.
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I thought the overhead camera showed about an inch of white space between the puck and the goal line. I say it was a goal.
We should be happy this call didn’t affect the outcome of the game.
Posted by Muero from Ohio on 05/03/09 at 10:22 PM ET
I agree with you guys, from the above the net view it looked like you could see some white, but whatever, Canes won anyway.
Posted by Kstewy16 on 05/03/09 at 10:32 PM ET
Clearly a goal from my perspective. I don’t know how they can’t see the white space on the overhead. That, taken with the fact that the overhead camera being slightly behind the goal line makes it a conservative angle, seems conclusive to me.
Posted by false_cause from DC on 05/03/09 at 10:42 PM ET
It looked like it was in, but it needed to be conclusive, and I can’t say that there was conclusive evidence from any of those angles. It was probably a goal, but I can’t get too down on the war room for their decision. It definitely does re-open the argument on whether the league needs to find a better way to determine if a puck crosses the line.
Posted by RC on 05/04/09 at 12:14 AM ET
There sure looked to be some white space between the puck and the line, and I didn’t even have the benefit of an HD feed…
Posted by Garth on 05/04/09 at 08:05 AM ET
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Opinions of those watching the game? I’m obviously a bit biased, but even as objective as I could be, I thought that was a goal… The goal line camera, to me, showed a little bit of white space. But, like I said, that could be a result of my bias.
Posted by hockeymuskrat on 05/03/09 at 09:52 PM ET