Jake DeBrusk Offers His Perspective on the Goal Call-Back

Despite the surrounding debate, the officials made the correct decision and the Panthers capitalized on their Coaches' Challenge.

Now, the player at the center of it all has spoken up.

Enter Jake DeBrusk, the player whose glove made unintentional contact with the puck just before Patrice Bergeron's play on it.

Controversial or Accurate Call?

This led to what the Bruins initially believed to be a 3-2 lead in the second period. However, Panthers' head coach Paul Maurice requested a review for a "missed stoppage in play."

DeBrusk commented on the incident after the game, asserting that the hand pass was unintentional. He explained that it would have been apparent if he meant to do it:

As read on Bruins Insider - DeBrusk Shares His Side of the Hand Pass Call.

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