The question I have is how long is enough time to reset? It would appear Murray had a full 5 seconds from contact to when the puck went in. Now, being a goalie myself, when you are spun around I realize it takes some time to reset and find the puck-but how long is enough time? Is that a completely subjective decision?
If Gallagher resets after being jostled in the crease and is able to track the puck and tip it, I can't see it taking much longer for a goalie if he's looking in the right spot...?
You say it's a good goal if the puck crosses the line without Gallagher tipping it. Why is that?
If Murray has time to reset - Gallagher tipping it is irrelevant and it's a good goal.
If Murray doesn't have time to reset - Gallagher tipping it is irrelevant and it's no goal.
In either case, I don't see how Gallagher's subsequent involvement factors in.