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TORONTO -- The American Hockey League said its officials made a mistake in allowing a fluke overtime goal to stand in Game 3 of the Calder Cup final.
The goal gave the Norfolk Admirals a 1-0 win Wednesday night and a 3-0 series lead over the Toronto Marlies.
The Admirals got the win after defenseman Mike Kostka's dump-in hit a stanchion deep in the Marlies zone and bounced into an open net.
Toronto goalie Ben Scrivens was behind the goal to play the incoming puck, but could only watch as the puck took a wild bounce.
The officials didn't notice Norfolk had at least one player offside when the puck was shot in. According to AHL rules, the goal should have been disallowed.
AHL president Dave Andrews says in a statement that despite the error, the result will stand.
-ESPN

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Lol, I love how everyone from toronto will be crying about this for so long when they were down 2-0 in the series anyways. Oh well, at least toronto fans can now focus their attention on toronto FC!! Oh wait, they are dogsh!t too..maybe the leafs next year?? HAH gotta love seeing ontario teams eat sh!t, their fans are some of the most obnoxious ever. I didn't have any trouble with the leafs til leafs fans started hating on all the west teams and getting a hard on for hating on vancouver