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Bruins' Zacha Is Awarded a Reviewed Goal with Most of Rangers in Locker Room at End of 1st Period

On Saturday, the referee announced Boston Bruins forward Pavel Zacha’s shot with 32.9 seconds left had crossed the goal line, officials rewound the clock and summoned the New York Rangers back.
With Boston on a 5-on-3 power play, Pavel Zacha shot from the right circle, and the puck trickled behind Jonathan Quick before Braden Schneider swept it clear past the goal line.
Most Rangers had already headed to the tunnel and many fans at TD Garden were away when referees gathered around the replay monitor and reviewed the play on a tablet near the penalty boxes.
The review made the score 3-1, increasing Boston Bruins' lead and awarding Pavel Zacha his second goal before he completed a hat trick midway into the second period for a 6-1 lead.
As a result, officials waited for New York Rangers to trickle back, some to come onto the ice, and Quick to return before completing the period at TD Garden.

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