A controversial delayed penalty call sparked a dramatic shift in a high-stakes NHL game after a Columbus forward’s trip sent Berggren to the ice, leading to a breakaway scoring chance. The play unfolded when a forward from the opposing team brought down a Blues player in a tight area, prompting an official review that ultimately changed the momentum. With the puck redirected from the goal line, the Blues capitalized on the advantage, extending their lead in a closely contested matchup. The decision has already ignited debate among fans and analysts over its fairness and timing.

Berggren put the Blues ahead 4-3 during a delayed penalty after he was tripped by Columbus forward Mathieu Olivier. Colton Parayko threw the puck to the net from below the goal line in front, where ...