Video review confirmed that a puck shot by Chicago's Bryan Bickell did not cross the goal line behind Vancouver's Roberto Luongo with 25 seconds remaining in the first period.
Through video review, NHL Hockey Operations confirmed referee Brian Pochmara's call on the ice that Boston's Nathan Horton's shot completely crossed the goal line before the puck was swept out by Montreal defenseman Jaroslav Spacek 14:38 into the first period.
Through video review, NHL Hockey Operations confirmed the ruling on the ice that Paul Gaustad's shot did not cross the goal line 14:42 into the first period.
Video review was used to determine if the puck crossed the line before time expired in the second period. The official burn-in clock on the overhead camera had time expired before the puck crossed the line. No goal.
The video review at 13:44 of the third period supported Referee Pochmara's call on the ice that the puck was over the goal line prior to the net being dislodged. Good goal.
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