Elliotte Friedman questions overtime goal ruling in Oilers' Game 4 playoff loss

10 articles · Updated · Yahoo Sports · Apr 27

The Anaheim Ducks took a 3-1 series lead after a controversial overtime goal was upheld following a lengthy video review, despite inconclusive evidence and no official behind the net.
Friedman and host Ron MacLean highlighted unclear replay angles and called for improved tracking technology, while Oilers coach Kris Knoblauch said he could not see the puck cross the line.
The Ducks, who scored 20 goals in four games, rallied from behind again, with Game 5 now shifting to Edmonton as the Oilers face elimination.

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