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Re:EBUG: The NHL's emergency backup goalie rule by antasvara on Wednesday May 04, 2022 @08:21PM (#31267734)
AFAIK, the winning goalie is the goalie that's in net when the "winning" goal was scored. So, if your team wins 4-1,the winning goalie is the goalie that was in when their team scored the second goal.

The implication with Foster seems to be that he came in after this winning goal was scored. Ayres, on the other hand, must have had the winning goal scored while he was on the ice.

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Re:EBUG: The NHL's emergency backup goalie rule by ascagnel_ on Wednesday May 04, 2022 @09:48PM (#31268404)
Pitching in baseball follows a similar rule: the pitcher that gives up the winning run is awarded the loss, the last pitcher to pitch for the winning team is awarded the win.
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Re:EBUG: The NHL's emergency backup goalie rule by banannaise on Thursday May 05, 2022 @11:26AM (#31274563)
Yep. Ayres, amusingly, got the win because he allowed two goals after coming in with a 3-1 scoreline. (It was 4-1 by the time he allowed a goal.) Foster, holding a lead, never allowed a goal, and thus didn't become the goalie of record.
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