Statement from Jon Cooper following the Avalanche's controversial goal
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MarcO
June 23, 2022 (3:58 PM)
Tampa Bay Lightning head coach Jon Cooper appeared before the media today and reflected on yesterday's controversial overtime goal against the Colorado Avalanche.
He apologized.
Here is his statement:
"I'm sorry about last night, that's what happens when you have to comment quickly. The good thing about today is that it's not yesterday anymore. I'm excited for Game 5 and we're focused on that."
We can now turn the page.
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