Anaheim scores two goals in one shift.

[Canucks LB]

To summarize, Palmieri scored, but it went off the back post/camera, and the ref didn't see it. Lindholm walked to the middle of the ice and scored four seconds later. Lindholm ended up getting an assist on the first goal.

Pretty neat

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[Swervin81]

Never seen that before

You've never seen a major penalty then.

 

[HP00]

Was it a major?
If it was then they could score as many PP goals as they can in the timespan

 

[HockeyThoughts]

You mean Atlanta scored 2 goals on the same penalty right?

 

[mcleex]

It wasnt Anaheim it was Atlanta, get it right

 

[Canucks LB]

Was it a major?
If it was then they could score as many PP goals as they can in the timespan

The Anaheim player shot, he scored but the refs did not see it. Seconds later they moved it around the point, and another Anaheim player scores again.

 

[Leafs at Knight]

Hasn't it happened where both teams score before ?

 

[Sojourn]

You mean Atlanta scored 2 goals on the same penalty right?

Well done.

 

[Canucks LB]

Hasn't it happened where both teams score before ?

I have seen it happen with different teams scoring on the same shift, but the same team?.

Pretty neat

 

[dubey]

Hasn't it happened where both teams score before ?

No never

We've just witnessed NHL history

 

[LeafsLegendAkiBerg]

To be fair, they were about 4 seconds apart and everyone basically stopped playing because the first shot was clearly in.

This thread should have been about the ref calling Anaheim Atlanta though.

 

[dechire]

Rieder scored two shorthanded goals on the same shift this year. Also Anaheim only scored one goal. The second didn't count.

 

[ducks8]

Snipe by Palms. Anahe.....i mean Atlanta goalllll

 

[ProspectsSTC]

I have seen it happen with different teams scoring on the same shift, but the same team?.

Pretty neat

Look up Chris Campoli's OT winner. Through the net, gets it back, same guy puts it in.

 

[Sojourn]

To summarize, Palmieri scored, but it went off the back post/camera, and the ref didn't see it. Lindholm walked to the middle of the ice and scored four seconds later. Lindholm ended up getting an assist on the first goal.

 

[Machinehead]

-Literally twice in the same shift, without a whistle.

To summarize, Palmieri scored, but it went off the back post/camera, and the ref didn't see it. Lindholm walked to the middle of the ice and scored four seconds later. Lindholm ended up getting an assist on the first goal.

Ok, I get it now. Same thing here. Wasn't exactly sure what OP meant.

 

[LeafsLegendAkiBerg]

I seem to remember a playoff game a year or so ago where a player scored undetected and then another player scored seconds later.

 

[Deku]

Reminds me of this

At 17:50

 

[Sojourn]

-Literally twice in the same shift, without a whistle.





Ok, I get it now. Same thing here. Wasn't exactly sure what OP meant.

Yeah, it wasn't very clear. Anaheim was also on a 5-on-3, and I do think the Toronto players let up knowing Palmieri scored. The defensemen in front of the net, at least, let up. I don't think the goalie had any idea either way.

And then the ref accidentally called Anaheim Atlanta. He seemed a tad embarrassed about it.

 

[Swervin81]

Yeah, it wasn't very clear. Anaheim was also on a 5-on-3, and I do think the Toronto players let up knowing Palmieri scored. The defensemen in front of the net, at least, let up. I don't think the goalie had any idea either way.

Yeah, the Leafs all knew the Palmieri snipe went in and then all of a sudden, Lindholm has it and fires it in 4 seconds later.

 

[Pablo El Perro]

I think Peter Worell did this before.

 

[DonskoiDonscored]

Happened in a SJ vs LA game. Both teams scored.

 

[Coily]

Islanders OT winner scored twice by the same guy. No.2 on this countdown.

 

[HanSolo]

Was it a major?
If it was then they could score as many PP goals as they can in the timespan

You've never seen a major penalty then.

*in one shift

 

[Poulin 0n My St1ck]

I have seen it happen with different teams scoring on the same shift, but the same team?.

Pretty neat

Chris Campoli scored twice in one shift against the BJs when he played for the Isles

Two game winners in OT