Thanks for the reply Adam, I had wondered whether the PS goal counted as
a power play goal or not.  What about this?  Would the penalty shot goal
be considered the same as a goal scored while a delayed penalty is
pending?  Even if so, that wouldn't explain why the player in the box
was allowed to come out.  Nevermind.
 
>----------
>From:  Adam Wodon[SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
>Sent:  Monday, February 16, 1998 10:25 AM
>To:    Tuschen, Terry; [log in to unmask]
>Subject:       Re:      Re: Wisconsin
>
>>Saturday nights decision was almost as bad.  The ref ruled that the UW
>>defenseman covered the puck in the crease intentionally.  He didn't
>>notice that the UW defenseman was pushed from behind and fell into the
>>crease.
>
>I was there. ... I thought it was the proper call ... Sauer said,
>"Tonight's call was right ... last night's wasn't" -- referring to
>Friday.
>
>The only thing no one was sure of, including the Denver coaches sitting
>next to me, was why the player already in the penalty box for Wisconsin,
>was allowed to come out once Comrie scored the penalty shot (and no, he
>didn't receive a PP goal).   Can someone cite this rule?
>
>AW
>
>
 
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