BFD. Carroll did.
Some people think it?s a big deal not to make false claims about the case. Pity that you don?t
Back in the day, I didn't know who passed the puck to me on a goal I scored one day. It was in the middle of a melee near the net. Well the guy who passed it did. The referee confirmed it.
But nothing will ever be confirmed in your universe. You'd call that referee a liar.
If the puck was evidence in a murder case that relied on a solid chain of custody for its provenance, then maybe it would matter. What if a spectator threw the puck out on the ice and you scored off it?