Through video review, NHL Hockey Operations confirmed referee Paul Devorski's call on the ice of a good goal for Tampa Bay's Ryan Malone at 5:47 of the third period. The puck deflected off Malone's skate into the net.
Video review determined that Washington's Brooks Laich used a distinct kicking motion at 13:34 of the first period. The puck does not touch any player's stick after the distinct kicking motion. No goal.
Video review confirmed that the shot by Vancouver's Chris Higgins at 7:48 of the second period hit the inside white bar at the back of the net. Good Goal.
Video review prior to the penalty shot by Vancouver's Burrows confirmed that the puck did NOT cross the goal line prior to the net becoming displaced. No goal.
Video review at 1:53 of the third period of the Anaheim-Nashville game proved inconclusive, therefore referee Kozari's call of a hi-stick on the ice stands -- no goal.
Video confirmed Brad Meier's call on the ice that the initial Tampa Bay shot by Teddy Purcell did not cross the goal line. Simon Gagne is the goal scorer at 16:57 of the first period.
There was no video review on the Alexander Semin goal 2:47 into the third period. Hockey Operations confirmed that referee Paul Devorski did not blow the whistle at any point before the puck entered the net.
With 1:26 remaining in the first period, the game clock stopped running for approximately 12 seconds. Before the face-off that was to have occurred with 9 seconds remaining on the game clock, Hockey Operations informed the on-ice officials of the discrepancy. As 20 minutes had been played, the period was ruled to have been completed and the teams were sent to their dressing rooms.
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