Watch as Seattle Kraken forward Jordan Eberle is credited with his second goal of the season after a lengthy review determines his tip-in goal wasn’t with a high stick, giving his team a 2-1 lead over the Vancouver Canucks.
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5 Comments
some odd goals in this game
Before the complaints start. The high stick is irrelevant. The next player to touch the puck was on Vancouver, Demko, then Demko pushed the puck into the net himself. Odd goal, but a good goal.
Canucks are finished.
The phrase "call on the ice stands" means that evidence to overturn is inconclusive. The call on the ice was…GOAL! You need conclusive visual evidence to overturn the call on the ice.
This game should've gone to overtime due to that high stick on one of the Seattle goals. The high stick made it possible for the puck to drop as low as it did. If no one got their sticks on the puck, the puck would've went past everyone and hit the post or gone past the net.