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The Most Bizarre Hockey Goal - Hurricanes vs Coyotes - March 22, 2018 (Dual-Feed)
Follow my YouTube video updates on Twitter. / hockeywebcast The Arizona Coyotes didn't realize they had scored a goal against Carolina Hurricanes goalie Cam Ward on Thursday night. Then again, Ward had no idea, either. In one of the most bizarre scoring sequences in NHL history, the puck became lodged in Ward's right skate before he stuck his leg entirely inside the net to position himself to make a save. Play was stopped when the puck was clearly missing. A linesman came over and poked the puck from Ward's skate. "That first one was probably one of the weirdest goals I've ever seen," said teammate Jeff Skinner, who contributed two goals and an assist in an eventual 6-5 Hurricanes victory. The sequence was reviewed by the NHL situation room, and a goal was awarded to the Coyotes at 8:27 of the first period in Raleigh, North Carolina. Full story: http://www.espn.com/nhl/story/_/id/22...
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