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Doug Karsch: Should This Goal Have Counted?

February 21, 2012 1:53 PM

WASHINGTON, DC – FEBRUARY 13: Braden Holtby #70 of the Washington Capitals makes a save against the San Jose Sharks at the Verizon Center on February 13, 2012 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Greg Fiume/Getty Images)

Reporting e) Doug Karsch

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Doug Karsch wants to know if you think this goal should have counted. In his opinion, Karsch thinks you should not be allowed to run into the goalie, even if it is after the goal has been scored. Click on the link below and judge for yourself.

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Kyle

Doug, the goal counts no question. I played a lot of hockey in my day and have seen a lot of crazy calls by refs. Staal clearly scores the goal and runs out of realestate. The goalie anticipates the collision and I would consider it accidntal contact. Its not like the goalie was blind sided and it was a cheap shot. The puck crosses the line before any contact with the tender is made. Might not be pretty, but its hockey. Great show as always.
Jeff

Kyle, exactly. The moment a goal is scored, it doesn’t matter, nor should it matter, if the goalie was interfered with after the goal. It’s a goal.
ron

good goal. he was tripped.
John

Darren Helm did the same thing in the playoffs against Phoenix last year.