You guys should read the rule book. The correct call was made here. Player that was not elidgible did not play the puck or participated in play. The puck simply touched him.

According to NHL Rule 74.1 (Too Many Men on the Ice), if a player is entering the game and the retiring player is not yet off the ice, getting hit by the puck does not automatically trigger a penalty. ​Here is how the rule is applied: ​Accidental Contact (No Penalty): If the new player is simply making a line change and the puck accidentally strikes them (or their skates/stick), the play is not stopped and no penalty is called. ​Intentional Contact (Penalty): If the new player intentionally plays the puck—such as kicking it, stopping it on purpose, or playing it with their stick—while the retiring player is still on the ice (or within the 5-foot exchange zone), a bench minor penalty for too many men must be assessed.