2. Broaden Replay Review Policy
Goal reviews can be a pain and are sometimes insanely subjective, especially with what is goaltender interference, but it is not the only thing missing in real-time. Teams should be allowed to challenge a penalty with the very important point added to it that the maximum time for review is one minute to keep the flow of a game.
This season, when a player is high-sticked, some officials have gotten smart and called it a major just so they can review it and knock the penalty down with 100% knowledge that it was not a major. Instead of having to use a loophole like this, allow teams to make a challenge on some of these awful calls and put it in the coach's and video teams' hands to hopefully get it right more often.
A great example of this would be on plays where the referee only saw something out of the corner of their eye and, with a snap decision, made the wrong call on a hold or a blatant dive that was obvious to the bird' s-eye view. We all got it. It would probably take about 10 seconds for some of these to be put right if they are challengeable, and fans should be very happy with that idea.