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Old 01-01-2008, 01:35 PM
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With all of the ice problems, it's going to end up as as answer to a trivia question about the longest game in history.

BTW the Hansons (Actually 2 Carlsons and a Hanson) are still yucking it up ...

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200...watn.slapshot/
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Old 01-01-2008, 01:48 PM
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With all of the ice problems, it's going to end up as as answer to a trivia question about the longest game in history.

BTW the Hansons (Actually 2 Carlsons and a Hanson) are still yucking it up ...

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200...watn.slapshot/
Very Interesting Article!!
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Old 01-01-2008, 02:10 PM
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I know absolutely nothing about hockey but it is pretty awesome, plus I like the Penguins jerseys alot.

Quick dumb question, is there a checking rule or can you just cream people whenever you want?

I am guessing you have to square them up and you can't smoke them in the back or anything....
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Old 01-01-2008, 02:17 PM
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I know absolutely nothing about hockey but it is pretty awesome, plus I like the Penguins jerseys alot.

Quick dumb question, is there a checking rule or can you just cream people whenever you want?

I am guessing you have to square them up and you can't smoke them in the back or anything....
You can't be SERIOUS?? They don't play hockey in Chicago?
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Old 01-01-2008, 02:23 PM
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You can't be SERIOUS?? They don't play hockey in Chicago?
they do but I never watched it or learned it. I know how to skate in hockey skates also.

I was always baseball/football/basketball
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Old 01-01-2008, 02:27 PM
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what is also hilarious is that I was unbeatable in NHL 94 for Super Nintendo
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what is also hilarious is that I was unbeatable in NHL 94 for Super Nintendo
This statement might ring as true, only because you've never faced my boy Brady. 94 was my off year. If you would have caught me in 93 or 95, dunzo.

O and about the game today. Pretty cool, awesome ending.
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Old 01-02-2008, 10:31 AM
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Was that the edition in which Ed Belfour was a "99" rated goaltender?

You couldn't score off of him.

I watched today's game in snippets because of college football. It's fun to watch, and hockey is a great game!
I can't remember the guys name but i used to left-right-left any goalie consistently. Selanne maybe, that might be too new for 94.

I loved the one timers on there also, so much fun to play. I might have to go on EBay now and get it
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Old 01-01-2008, 02:30 PM
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they do but I never watched it or learned it. I know how to skate in hockey skates also.
I was always baseball/football/basketball
I can play hockey, I just can't skate.

You can only check someone who has the puck, or very recently had it. You cannot check someone from behind into the boards. However, these rules are policed and interpreted by semi-blind dimwits, also called referees (there are two on the ice during the game).
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I know absolutely nothing about hockey but it is pretty awesome, plus I like the Penguins jerseys alot.

Quick dumb question, is there a checking rule or can you just cream people whenever you want?

I am guessing you have to square them up and you can't smoke them in the back or anything....
You can check the guy with the puck only, otherwise it's interference. No checking from directly behind into the boards. The unis are really old "throwbacks" from the 70's. Now they're black and gold. I think Pittsburgh is still the only city with all pro teams using same colors.
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Old 01-01-2008, 02:35 PM
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You can check the guy with the puck only, otherwise it's interference. No checking from directly behind into the boards. The unis are really old "throwbacks" from the 70's. Now they're black and gold. I think Pittsburgh is still the only city with all pro teams using same colors.
That is a great trivia question right there.

I know the hockey teams and cities and all that good stuff, I just don't know the rules
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Like Scavs grew up around hockey but never got into it, however, this is a great game to watch.

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Penguins jersey? Uggh... THIS is a hockey logo...

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As a huge hockey fan for more years than I care to admit, this game to me is torturous to watch. Hockey is a fast paced game of speed and skill, not what you're watching now, with stoppages every 2 minutes to fix the ice.
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That is a great trivia question right there.

I know the hockey teams and cities and all that good stuff, I just don't know the rules
aren't many rules at all. hockey is an easy sport to learn, more penalties really than rules to worry about.
full of action, and one of the few sports that's better seen live than on t.v.

sorry i missed this one, i heard greenie talking it up this morning. maybe they'll do it again soon.
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Bruins vs. Rangers @ Fenway next year I heard
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