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Originally posted by NinerFan1979:Originally posted by Negrodamus:
can someone explain the "icing" rule in the olympics. am not getting this shiite.
Two lines, red line doesn't count. I believe it is just NHL rules since they are using the NHL sized ice.
Originally posted by NinerFan1979:Originally posted by Negrodamus:
can someone explain the "icing" rule in the olympics. am not getting this shiite.
Two lines, red line doesn't count. I believe it is just NHL rules since they are using the NHL sized ice.
Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:Originally posted by NinerFan1979:Originally posted by Negrodamus:
can someone explain the "icing" rule in the olympics. am not getting this shiite.
Two lines, red line doesn't count. I believe it is just NHL rules since they are using the NHL sized ice.
No, Olympics has no-touch icing.
In the NHL, to get the icing call a player has to touch the puck.
In Olympics, as soon as it hits the boards icing is called.
Originally posted by Negrodamus:Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:Originally posted by NinerFan1979:Originally posted by Negrodamus:
can someone explain the "icing" rule in the olympics. am not getting this shiite.
Two lines, red line doesn't count. I believe it is just NHL rules since they are using the NHL sized ice.
No, Olympics has no-touch icing.
In the NHL, to get the icing call a player has to touch the puck.
In Olympics, as soon as it hits the boards icing is called.
thanks. that's what i've noticed. slight differences.
Originally posted by ads_2006:
this is Ronnie Wilson coaching, he might be satisfied with a 2-1 lead and tell his team to sit on it.
20 shots vs 6 for the usa
Miller will crack
Originally posted by ads_2006:
this is Ronnie Wilson coaching, he might be satisfied with a 2-1 lead and tell his team to sit on it.
20 shots vs 6 for the usa
Miller will crack
Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:Originally posted by Negrodamus:Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:Originally posted by NinerFan1979:Originally posted by Negrodamus:
can someone explain the "icing" rule in the olympics. am not getting this shiite.
Two lines, red line doesn't count. I believe it is just NHL rules since they are using the NHL sized ice.
No, Olympics has no-touch icing.
In the NHL, to get the icing call a player has to touch the puck.
In Olympics, as soon as it hits the boards icing is called.
thanks. that's what i've noticed. slight differences.
We have to teach these Canadians how hockey is played
Great intensity in this game so far. I hope the medal round games are at least this good.
Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:Originally posted by Negrodamus:Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:Originally posted by NinerFan1979:Originally posted by Negrodamus:
can someone explain the "icing" rule in the olympics. am not getting this shiite.
Two lines, red line doesn't count. I believe it is just NHL rules since they are using the NHL sized ice.
No, Olympics has no-touch icing.
In the NHL, to get the icing call a player has to touch the puck.
In Olympics, as soon as it hits the boards icing is called.
thanks. that's what i've noticed. slight differences.
We have to teach these Canadians how hockey is played
damn maple leaves with their bacons. got to love them though. they're still human beings I think.
Originally posted by ads_2006:
Originally posted by blunt_probe:
f**king sharks