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No, although many believe he should have in 2004. The Calgary Flames came within one goal of winning the Cup in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Finals, a goal video replay suggested was actually scored by Martin Gelinas late in the third period. It would have been the go ahead goal for the Flames, who led the series 3 games to 2 at the time. The apparently missed call allowed the Tampa Bay Lightning to win Game 6 in overtime and they went on to win Game 7 in Tampa Bay as well.
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