In Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final, a failed coach’s challenge by John Tortorella proved pivotal as the Vegas Golden Knights had a goal disallowed due to goaltender interference. After the challenge was upheld, the Carolina Hurricanes capitalized on the ensuing power play to score and ultimately won 4-3 in overtime, tying the series. Referee Jean Hebert confirmed the no-goal ruling, citing interference with goaltender Frederik Andersen. The decision was critical, as it shifted momentum and led to the Hurricanes scoring their eighth power play goal of the playoffs.
