Hockey should continue to strive to ensure the most accuracy when it comes to making calls, despite it not being one of its biggest problems. They should employ methods from other sports such as goal line technology on when a puck crosses the line, similar to the technology deployed in Soccer.

On top of this, more manual off-ice review should be taken place during the game. For things like off-sides that have no impact on if a goal was scored or not it shouldn’t be used but for things such as penalties it would be worthwhile to have an off-ice official to ensure things don’t get missed due to angles and on-ice obstruction.

Otherwise once appropriate measures are in places, teams and fans will have to learn to live with the occasional inaccurate call, especially if it’s close. Things like major penalties or glaring issues should be rectified at this point, but extremely tight calls can always go either direction.

Regardless, consistency is needed when it comes to things like goaltender interference. It’s hard to enforce the rules when the league itself doesn’t even know what they are.