Senators unhappy with clock malfunction

Timing is everything. Just ask the Ottawa Senators. The clock at Staples Center malfunctioned at the start of the second period of their game against the Los Angeles Kings and they feel it led to a goal at the end of the frame.

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Trevor Lewis , The Canadian Press

Timing is everything. Just ask the Ottawa Senators.

The clock at Staples Center malfunctioned at the start of the second period of their game against the Los Angeles Kings and they feel it led to a goal at the end of the frame.

Clock slow to start beginning of 2nd in LA. 6 second delay. Adjustment made, but not enough. Kings scored end of period with 2 sec left...
— Darren Dreger (@DarrenDreger) December 10, 2016

...obviously had the clock functioned properly the late goal wouldn't have been scored. #controversy.
— Darren Dreger (@DarrenDreger) December 10, 2016

My understanding is the Senators have already contacted the NHL in protest of the Kings 3rd goal because of clock issue.
— Darren Dreger (@DarrenDreger) December 10, 2016

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Senators unhappy with clock malfunction

Timing is everything. Just ask the Ottawa Senators. The clock at Staples Center malfunctioned at the start of the second period of their game against the Los Angeles Kings and they feel it led to a goal at the end of the frame.