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     1999 Stanley Cup Brett Hull Goal Explanation

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     Brett Hull’s controversial triple-overtime goal for the 1999 Stanley Cup deserves a deep rewind

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     Hull wins Cup in 3 OT | Retro Recap | Stars vs Sabres

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   Why did Brett Hull score a goal in Game 6?

   • Over a decade ago, one of the most controversial goals in hockey history was scored when Dallas Stars forward Brett Hull beat Buffalo Sabres goaltender Dominik Hasek in triple overtime of Game Six to win the Stanley Cup. The controversy stemmed from Hull's skate being inside the blue goalie crease while the puck was outside the crease.

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   Did Brett Hull score a 'no goal' in the 1999 Stanley Cup?

   • News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors | Bleacher Report One Final Thought on the 1999 Stanley Cup "No Goal!" Over a decade ago, one of the most controversial goals in hockey history was scored when Dallas Stars forward Brett Hull beat Buffalo Sabres goaltender Dominik Hasek in triple overtime of Game Six to win the Stanley Cup.

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   Is Hull's foot in the goal crease before the puck was shot?

   • Replays showed that Hull’s foot had been in the goal crease before the puck was shot. In today’s NHL, nobody would think twice of it, but at the time, it was a hot-button issue. Years earlier, the NHL introduced a new rule in order to give goaltenders more protection.

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   Is Hull's foot in the crease when he fired a rebound?

   • Hull's foot was in the crease as he fired a rebound past Buffalo's Dominik Hasek in triple overtime of Game 6. Many thought that was a no-no, unaware the league had circulated a private memo earlier that season clarifying a skate could be in the crease if the player was in control of the puck. As a result, the goal stood.

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   Feb 10, 2010 · Over a decade ago, one of the most controversial goals in hockey history was scored when Dallas Stars forward Brett Hull beat Buffalo Sabres goaltender Dominik Hasek in triple overtime of Game...

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   Jan 28, 2009 · 1999 Stanley Cup Brett Hull Goal Explanation. 1999 NHL Rulebook - Rule 78-b: "Unless the puck is in the goal crease area, a player of the attacking side not possessing the puck may not stand...

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   May 2, 2023 · Brett Hull's triple OT goal in Game 6 of the 1999 Stanley Cup finals clinched the hardware for Dallas against Buffalo, but cries of 'No Goal' remain 24 years later because the Golden...

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   Brett Hull was not in the crease for the first shot. The rebound came near Hull's left skate, which Hull used to kick the puck to his stick, which was just outside the crease. His left skate entered the crease just before his second shot went in and ended the series.

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   Nov 5, 2009 · Hull's foot was in the crease as he fired a rebound past Buffalo's Dominik Hasek in triple overtime of Game 6. Many thought that was a no-no, unaware the league had circulated a private memo...

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   May 4, 2019 · NHL. Brett Hull’s controversial Stanley Cup-winning goal deserves a deep rewind. Yes, he was in the crease. Yes, the NHL disallowed similar goals. Yes, it was a good goal. By Will Buikema and...

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    Jun 19, 2024 · Replays showed that Hull’s foot had been in the goal crease before the puck was shot. Now in today’s NHL, nobody would think twice of it, but at the time it was a hot-button issue.