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by Jtigger on September 29th, 2007
Players on the ice when their team score get a plus. If they are on the ice when the opposing team scores, they get a minus.
If a team tries to ice the puck and it hits the ref on the way to be icing and that team gets a break away and scores. what happens?
by Tom_S9885 on February 13th, 2011
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why is icecream sunday so tastey?
by pearloaf is not yelling and dreams of bal on January 25th, 2011
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Would God send Wayne Gretzkey to H E double hockey sticks?
by Have A Nice Day on November 22nd, 2010
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"it" is longer than the largest athletic cup I could find in stores.. What should I do?
by Hocky10 on December 23rd, 2010
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Baseball is called a "ball game." Why isn't Hockey called a "puck game?"
by Piano Player on January 1st, 2011
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