NHL to send an apology to the Bruins following controversial Jackets goal?!

The Boston Bruins won the pivotal fourth game against the Columbus Blue Jackets, tying the series at two games a piece. 

That’s a good thing or else the Bruins wouldn’t have been even more frustrated about the Jackets’ first goal of the contest. 

Columbus caught a major break early in Game 4 when they were facing a 2-0 deficit. Artemi Panarin managed to record his fifth goal of the playoffs to get the Jackets on the board despite the fact that the puck deflected into the spectator netting earlier in the play.

The referees didn't see the puck went out of play and it was not eligible for video review.

The NHL has been in hot water this postseason, especially with the miscall that took place in Game 7 of the first round series between the San Jose Sharks and the Vegas Golden Knights that drastically changed the outcome of the series.

After admitting to the bad penalty to Vegas’ Cody Eakin, the league reached out to the Golden Knights to apologize for the miscall. 

Some Bruins fans are now wondering if the Boston will get a similar call from the league, or if the fact that they won the game negates this “privilege.”