NHL caught screwing over the Boston Bruins against the Panthers

The NHL is known for prioritizing the high-potential markets in the south, such as the red-hot Florida Panthers. Tonight, against the Boston Bruins, it seems like the NHL made a move in Florida's favour.

With the Florida Panthers tied with the Boston Bruins 1-1, the Boston Bruins challenged the Panthers' go-ahead, and ultimately game-winning goal for goaltender interference.

The general public agreed that there was clear goaltender interference on the play, however the NHL disagreed:

Coach's Challenge: FLA @ BOS -
3:41 of the Third Period

Challenge Initiated By: Boston

Type of Challenge: Goaltender Interference

Result: Original call is confirmed - Goal
Florida

Explanation:
Video review supported the Referees' call on the ice that that the shove by Florida's Sam Bennett on Charlie Coyle and the subsequent contact with Jeremy Swayman did not prevent Swayman from playing his position in the crease prior to bennett's goal.

Penalty: 2:00 minor penalty: Delay of Game - Unsuccessful Challenge

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You can see the goal for yourself here:

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