"Well, my question was 'Who made the call?' "
Cassidy said. "There's no call immediately. . . [When] the ref makes a call immediately, you kind of live with it because it's decisive. So now they get together and you assume they want to make the right call. That's the idea and we get that.
"But . . . clearly they guessed, because it did hit the glass. So they guessed and . . . I don't think you can guess and give somebody a power play.
"I'd prefer [they] not guess and err on the side of caution. And if it happened against us, then I would say the same thing. You've got to be pretty sure it went right out to come that call."
