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You Call That A Goal
by Paul on 02/05/08 at 07:01 AM ET
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from Adrian Dater at All Things Avs,
I just watched Shane Doan push a puck in with his glove - while a whistle was blowing when he did it - and tonight’s referee crew at the Pepsi Center decided to call it a good goal and cost the Avalanche a potentially valuable point in the standings.
Did these guys have a flight to catch? That was one of the worst, most obviously disallowable goals I’ve ever seen. Call me a homer on this one, I don’t care. That was horrible.
continued & the goal is officially credited to Vrbata…
Not the best video to see what Dater describes, but the only video I could find of the goal…
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