Wow... it... yeeted itself the hell out of there? I don't even know how that would fail that way! Like, buildup of pressure making a cannon?
Which... if it did fail that way, it could only be from electrical failure inside the winding, generating smoke and gas. I don't think windings are usually tight enough to hold onto that kind of pressure, it should just simmer and smoke and short out. In which case obviously, you have much more to worry about. (But this is particularly unlikely if no fuses or transistors have died -- have these been checked?)
Anyway, that's going to be some kind of resonant supply (possibly for the high voltages needed for the panel?). The inductance will be important. The way they set that, is by cutting the center leg of the core a little short, leaving an airgap in the middle. That's what your two purchase options are. And... without the missing suspect, you have no way to tell what it was originally. So, that's just great, huh?
Ah well, if it works it works (but do listen for ticking or squealing, and check if it's getting too hot, or if the voltages aren't right), and if not, you're out a TV anyway.
Tim