John Tortorella's failed coach's challenge is a difference-maker in Stanley Cup Final Game 2
A failed coach’s challenge by John Tortorella was a momentum-changing moment in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final on Thursday night. Hebert announced that he and the other on-ice officials thought Ivan Barbashev pushed Carolina Hurricanes…
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