Jarome Iginla must be a wizard, or has extreme accuracy with the puck, or is just incredibly lucky. Maybe a combination of all three were in play on the Colorado Avalanche's opening goal mere moments into their game against the Philadelphia Flyers.
Jarome Iginla scores a goal through the tiniest possible window
It’s literally a puck sized hole.
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Fifty seven seconds into their contest against the Flyers, Iginla let off a seemingly harmless shot on Philadelphia netminder Michal Neuvirth from the bottom of the righthand circle. Neuvirth looked to have the pipe sealed tight, but the puck somehow found its way through the leg of the goaltender and into the back of the net, just trickling over the pads, his skate, and over the line.
Iginla using magic to score goals pic.twitter.com/OTq30mNm2B
— Stephanie (@myregularface) November 11, 2015 Here’s the alternate view, which shows just how small the window was for Iginla to shoot at.
net cam view of Iggy's goal pic.twitter.com/qldUdRI0sp
— Stephanie (@myregularface) November 11, 2015 Borrowing the words of one Han Solo: great shot Iginla, that was one in a million.
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