nbducksfan19
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I would agree. But if you really look at the two disputed goalie interference calls as impartially as possible, it is hard not to find a problem with the objectivity employed in the review process.
I don't think they are objective (and shouldn't be). They were both close calls which thus were not overturned. Same thing with the high stick goal, I think that would have stood as a good goal if it were called a good goal on the ice. It really seems that the original call on the ice is incredibly important and it won't be overturned in instances where are legitimate argument can be made either way (which to me seems obvious in these few instances).