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In a March 18, 2008 hockey game between the New York Islanders and the Toronto Maple Leafs, New York's Rob Davison scored a miraculous goal on Toronto goaltender Vesa Toskala from almost 200 feet away. With the Islanders short-handed, Davison tried to clear the puck from just in front of his own goal. After traveling nearly the entire length of the ice, the puck took a strange bounce and floated right past Toskala into the net.
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Fast Facts:
- Maple Leafs Vs. Islanders
- Toronto won game 3 - 1
- Actual distance: 197 feet
- Longest goal in NHL history
- New York was short-handed at the time of the goal
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Rob Davison 200 Foot Goal Blogs and Commentaries
- Torontoist: Vesa Toskala, Comic Genius (March 19, 2008)
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