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Rudy, When I showed you the picture, which didn't disappear, it's number 221 on my website, it appeared that the puck was in the net, but when I got home and looked at the pictures just prior to that picture, it is clear that I was wrong at the rink. You can't see the detail on a camera screen that ...

Unfortunately, you are not looking at the pictures in chronological order. They are time stamped and go in the opposite order you described.

Because of the popularity of my pictures, I just received a phone call from someone that had a conversation with the referee and goal judge. The referee said that the goal judge said he saw the puck hit the webbing of the net. He said that the water bottle bounced. Neither my pictures or the video r...

I would agree with you if the referee hadn't called it a "no goal" and play initially continued. You can clearly see that he blows the whistle and doesn't point to the net. I didn't get a picture, but he immediately waived it off. I don't know enough about hockey, but in football, the call...

I wasn't sure about the crease rule. I recently added a picture to better show that the puck did not go in. It shows the puck dropping from the goalies blocker and you can clearly see that the puck falls to the ice before crossing the red line. Since the goalie immediately put his glove over the puc...

I am the person with the 18" long lens that someone mistakenly identified my as a parent. When I got home and viewed my pictures on the computer, I was able to confirm that the puck did NOT go in. You can see the pictures for yourself at www.finleyfoto.com. You might want to look at Edina's fir...