The goal line explained

Can you send the first 15 seconds to the Flyers for me?

As a 40 yr old dude that just started watching hockey, thank you sir 🫡

Icing is nullified if the offending team's player beats opposing team's player to the puck.

Or if an offending team player touches the puck past the red line, or if the defending team touches it at any point, or if a defending player could have touched it but didn’t, or if the goalie plays it, or if it crosses through the crease, or if the ref wants to go home

So much with one little rule ain't it?. I just found your Twitter and I have a coworker who's never gone to a hockey game or seen on tv, so he knows little of hockey. He wants to go and your stuff will help him understand the game. I plan on taking him to a game this season.

Also behind the goal line, about 20 foot either side of the goal, is the most dangerous area of rink, if you don't want to be crushed or have a slapshot to the throat. It's the only part of the ice where I make a effort to not get injured.

Listen to this video, then listen to the guy from a Khan Academy video, and tell me they are not the same guy...

probably one of the best follows I’ve made in awhile 🏒

If I get called for icing do they put me in handcuffs?

Great content! You got a new follower on me!

What is icing?

For Sheffield Steelers fans

ladder drill flashbacks....no bueno

No shit

Basketball in ice . kind of lol

You must be American trying to teach all your American friends about hockey.

I could’ve used this information in 1980. 👍🏼🤣

What is the purpose of an icing penalty? (maybe "violation" is a better term here?)