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Controversial Review Leads To No-Goal Call On Save By Blues’ Jordan Binnington



Watch as Winnipeg Jets forward Cole Perfetti fires a shot into the glove of St. Louis Blues goaltender Jordan Binnington, leading to a lengthy review from the officials before the call would eventually stand.

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25 Comments

  1. Yikes. I would probably have overturned that one. You can see the puck through the webbing. It would be different if the puck was hidden, but it's pretty visible.

  2. Overhead view doesn’t look at all like the puck is over the line. I don’t know what you 13 year olds in the comments are talking about. I was actually expecting something “controversial” by reading the title, not surprised in the slightest it didn’t count.

  3. Was that a goal? Obviously, but can we all at least give binner his flowers? That was a hell of an effort

  4. Not controversial
    If you can't 100% see the puck is across the line , it is no goal
    The puck was visibly 90% across the line but that 10% of glove webbing made it unable to be a goal.

  5. Okay for the slow kids in the back:

    Yes, the puck was probably in, but since the officials called it a no-goal at first the NHL and the officials have to prove beyond a doubt that the puck clearly crossed the line.
    There just isn't a camera angle that gives them that definitive answer.

  6. NHL logic: We know the puck is in the glove. We know the glove is in the net. We don’t know for sure if the puck is in the net.

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