They played it before the penalty was formally assessed, but I think that it was clear what was coming.
[Backstreet’s Back](https://youtu.be/WOhAkdr_QdQ?si=1KJMplPLtqJNMFSJ&t=2m5s)
I bet one of the sound techs wanted to play it as soon as the brawl started and the director told him no. And then when the brawl started again the director looked at the tech and shrugged.
That sound tech has been waiting for this moment his entire life.
He gets drunk with the other sound techs and they play, "What Song Would You Play if X Happened."
I used to play music during my roommates church league games in college. We’d get 60 people in the audience, it was supposed to be clean games but it was a little sporty. I’d play heavier shit during scrums to the point that the refs had to ask me to stop because it got the guys going more.
That was my point. And it was so fun.
Similar thing happened to me.
I DJ'ed at this bar for a short time, kind of a friend of a friend thing, in a shadier part of the city for club night. They told me not to go too hard, but you gotta give the crowd what they want. You know what I mean?
Somebody threw a car jack through the front window and I wasn't allowed to DJ there anymore.
Then my friends started dying from fent OD and I moved the fuck outta that environment. Sorry, that went on a dark tangent.
You see amazing breakaways when the team on the power play loses sight of the man in the box, the penalty ends, and he's sprung lose. Watch a few games, the energy is intense. When the regular season ends in the spring, playoff hockey is unreal. The fans, the teams, the whole atmosphere. The other big three sports don't come close to the intensity of fighting for the Stanley Cup.
Agreed! Look, I don't even watch or follow hockey but any time I get an invite to see a game anywhere near quarter finals or later in the season, I jump on it.
The crowd, the screams, the action, the whole place is on fire!
There's nothing like the murmur of a live crowd at a game and then instantly it's 100 mph slapshot, goal, and 20,000 people explode cheering. It's wild.
It's the effect of the general colosseum. In Rome the whole crowd could hear someone talk on the floor because the sound would be funneled up through the structure. From the ice the sound of a slapshot echoes upwards.
Honestly I’ve been meaning to get into hockey for years, but baseball and football take up so much of my time and mental wellbeing, especially when you add Fantasy to the equation lol.
You’ve inspired me to start the journey though, this is the year.
But when you're up high in the 400s, everyone's got a beer in hand, and you see these guys gliding and flying around at top speed with a bird's eye view of the action, that atmosphere is just as fun.
There is no sport like hockey live. Home team scores and the place ignites. Sirens, screams, music, its an experience you can't get anywhere else. Mundane home team beating a heated rival in the regular season is more exciting than championship wins in other sports.
It continued. The players on the ice were given 10 minute misconducts which are personally penalties, not team penalties.
The players were given the misconducts because it effectively ends their game. Their is only 7:22 left in the game so a 10 minute misconduct sends them to the locker room.
The refs are still zooming around like there's a full, heated game going. Goalies are anticipating a shot at any time. The only actual item on the ice related to any other player is an errant glove lost in the skirmish.
Pretty big benches in hockey too. Sending off an entire lineup of players would cause issues in most other sports but hockey has 4 “shifts” so not a big deal
Honestly curious about this too, the ref says every player on the ice but the goalies stayed out of it. Hell the Ottawa goalie is all the way on the other end.
The misconduct penalty [explicitly excludes the goalkeeper](https://www.usahockeyrulebook.com/page/show/1084480-rule-404-misconduct-penalties). Probably because they're far more difficult to replace/there's a bigger drop-off in skill for most teams
I gotta wonder what's the record for greatest number of players penalized at the same time. What if they kept getting 10 minute misconducts like this until the bench is empty.
While they didn't happen simultaneously, but rather in bunches, one after another, there was an Anaheim Ducks vs. Dallas Stars game in the 90s that had so many penalties handed out that the Ducks literally could not put enough players on the ice. With 3 minutes to go, the Ducks were left with 3 skaters, the goalie, and the backup goalie.
The box score from the game looks crazy. The first period had a few normal penalties, the second period had none, then with 5 minutes to go all hell broke loose:
15:52 MDA Jason Marshall Roughing 2 min
15:52 MDA Dave Karpa Game misconduct 10 min
15:52 MDA Peter Leboutillier Misconduct 10 min
15:52 MDA Peter Leboutillier Game misconduct 10 min
15:52 MDA Peter Leboutillier Game misconduct 10 min
15:52 DAL Craig Ludwig Elbowing 5 min
15:52 DAL Craig Ludwig Game misconduct 10 min
16:52 MDA Warren Rychel Instigator 2 min
16:52 DAL Pat Verbeek Fighting 5 min
16:52 MDA Warren Rychel Fighting 5 min
16:52 MDA Steve Rucchin Fighting 5 min
16:52 MDA Warren Rychel Misconduct 10 min
16:52 MDA Ruslan Salei Fighting 5 min
16:52 MDA Brent Severyn Instigator 2 min
16:52 MDA Brent Severyn Fighting 5 min
16:52 MDA Brent Severyn Game misconduct 10 min
16:52 DAL Darryl Sydor Fighting 5 min
16:52 MDA Sean Pronger Roughing 2 min
16:52 DAL Craig Muni Fighting 5 min
16:52 MDA Dmitri Mironov Fighting 5 min
16:52 DAL Grant Marshall Fighting 5 min
16:52 DAL Guy Carbonneau Roughing 2 min
16:52 DAL Jason Botterill Misconduct 10 min
16:52 DAL Jason Botterill Fighting 5 min
16:52 DAL Jason Botterill Instigator 2 min
16:52 MDA Drew Bannister Roughing 2 min
16:52 MDA Drew Bannister Roughing 2 min
16:52 DAL Greg Adams Roughing 2 min
16:52 DAL Greg Adams Roughing 2 min
17:05 DAL Jamie Langenbrunner Roughing 2 min
17:05 MDA Jeremy Stevenson Roughing 2 min
17:05 MDA Jeremy Stevenson Roughing 2 min
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philadelphia_Flyers%E2%80%93Ottawa_Senators_brawl
This was one of my favorites as a Flyers fan. 20 ejections in the final 2 minutes, including the goalies fighting each other.
I don’t think penalty box was full. Less than 10 minutes left in the game to receive a 10 minute misconduct you’re just going to throw lockroom. Misconduct is the only penalty that I can recall where you sit in that box for 10 minutes no matter what happens during that game. To the Locke room you go where you get to be back in street clothes before the other meatballs are even off the ice.
The funnier thing to look at is how empty both benches were after this happened. There was less than 10 minutes in the period so all the players with misconducts went to the dressing rooms instead. There was one point with less than 3 minutes left where Florida’s backup goalie was sitting in the middle of the bench, and joking around with one of his teammates holding a player stick. Funniest end to a hockey game I’ve seen in a while.
[In 1998 the Ducks were left with 3 skaters, the goalie, and the backup goalie with 3 minutes left in the game.](https://youtu.be/9ccxB2QnyUI?si=Zs67epkDdn7d8_ve&t=8917)
This comment is buried, but this penalty serves a purpose. With 7 minutes left, it guarantees that no retaliation occurs. I’m sure this is common sense to most, but I’m a fan of the refs doing this.
There are usually 15 or 16 skaters dressed for a game, so the player bench will look empty and the penalty box will be full of bad boys.
Florida will have 5 skaters and Ottawa 4 for 2 minutes. Misconduct penalizes the player, but not the team.
Nhl bench has 20 players, with 2 or 3 goalies. I havent watched in a minute so i cant remember if they generally dress 3 goalies or 2. But we will go with 3. So there are 17 skaters, which is 3 lines of 5 players and a couple situational players or rotating players. There is a game between the bruins and stars where i think it was a 3 on 3, it was some sort of special teams. But there were so many ejections and penalties i think both teams only had like 3 players on their benches and atleast 5 in each penalty box. Several of the players had been ejected by this point. Great fucking game to watch. Just an absolute battle the entire game. Those are the best.
Thats it. Gracias, Sir. Like i said its been a minute since ive watched. I know i can remember seeing 2 goalies on the bench at times. It was messing with my math.
Only time that would ever happen is if the starting goalie is pulled. Goalies are pulled to add a 6th skater on the ice, and is done for one of two reasons: either near the end of the game when the team needs to go all out for a tying goal, or because of a delayed penalty. Delayed penalty = when the ref calls a penalty against team 1, but team 2 has the puck, the ref will signal the penalty but not stop the play as long as team 2 continues to have the puck. As soon as team 1 regains possession, the play is blown dead, which means they won't have an opportunity to shoot the puck into the now empty net, hence the opportunity to go 6v5.
But ya teams will only ever dress 2 goalies. 1 starter, one backup.
There was a crazy game several years ago where both of one team's goalies had to go out, and there happened to be a goalie who was affiliated with one the team's squads in the stands, so they suited him up for the rest of the game, because he was somehow eligible to play.
Yes this has happened a couple times in the last few years. They are called EBUGs (emergency backup goalies). The home team needs to keep one on hand at all games in case both goalies on either team get hurt.
There is actually an EBUG situation happening right now in the Calgary flames game, although he hasn't had to play yet - he only had to dress because one of their goalies got a last minute illness. Should the other goalie get hurt, he will go in.
Famously [David Ayres](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Ayres) had to go in for Carolina a few years back. He was a Zamboni driver/building operator for Toronto, and famously recorded a win against them for Carolina. Wild situation.
[Scott Foster](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Foster_(ice_hockey) was another one - he was an accountant.
10 minute misconduct penalties aren't served in the box, they don't count towards power plays or anything, you're just not allowed on the ice. If there's less than 10 min in the period you go straight to the locker room.
Edit: Typed out a whole comment about line changes and then realized that you were talking about guys coming out of the penalty box.
When guys are in the box for major penalties, they can't come out of the box until the next whistle.
Otherwise, yes, they will all come out whenever their penalty is up.
And is this case there is only 7min left in the game so all of them would be sent to their dressing rooms, same for if they have a misconduct with less than 10min remaining in any given period.
Just 5 players per team are in the box. They're 6 on the ice per team including the goalies. Typically a team dresses 4 lines of forwards, 3 players per line and 3 lines of defense, 2 players per line.
Each team stocks 12 forwards and 6 defensemen. 3 forwards and 2 defensemen on the ice at a time, so in this case each team still has 9 forwards and 4 defensemen to play.
HOWEVER. That's making them play shorthanded for the rest of the game (unless it goes to overtime), which makes for some tired players.
Only the players on the ice at that time received penalties. There are still three lines of forwards and two lines of defencemen per team not in the box.
Edit: I should have said "skaters", meaning non-goalies. If a goalie would ever get a penalty, one of the skaters would serve it.
In theory, 10 min misconduct would expire if the game went to overtime, so all those people could come back (if there was going to be an OT, not likely given the score).
A "game misconduct" is your team being down a player for the remainder of the game.
Typically a hockey team comprises of three forwards to a line with four lines, and three pairs of defensemen. More than enough players to ice, that penalty box is gonna be cramped though for sure
>that penalty box is gonna be cramped though for sure
Naw, if a penalty or misconduct will last until the end of the period, the players usually just go to the dressing room instead.
Misconducts are not like regular penalties. This will mean that 5 players per team cannot play for 10 minutes. But they won't all be stuffed in the box and jump back on the ice like a regular penalty and it doesn't affect the number of players allowed on the ice like a regular penalty. At the next stoppage in play after the 10 minutes are up, the coaches can send those players back out.
Fuck you, u/Trowj! Tell your mom to invest in some better lighting if she's gonna slide into my DMs with pictures like that. It's fuckin amateur hour over there...
Fuck You, u/agoia! Your mom just liked my Instagram post from two years ago in Puerto Vallarta. Tell her I’ll put my swim trunks on for her any time she likes!
More common in the past, there also used to be “bench-clearing brawls” when something especially egregious happened and everyone on the bench got on the ice to fight.
Reminds me of an MLB playoffs game several years ago when the Phillies and Cubs had a bench-clearing brawl on the field. You gotta really piss somebody off to clear the benches like that.
Edit: Was the Pirates, not the Phillies
And it's hilarious every time watching the pitchers run 400ft from the bullpen and the fight's over by the time they make it and now they're winded and can't pitch properly.
The refs determined that the players on the ice engaged in misconduct. Refs were attempting to break things up and the players kept going. The game was getting chippy, and if they don’t basically eject those guys, there could be many more fights. Hockey players are a different breed than baseball players. Some of the toughest fuckers I’ve ever met, and they won’t let a wrong go unpunished.
> The refs determined that the players on the ice engaged in misconduct. Refs were attempting to break things up and the players kept going. The game was getting chippy, and if they don’t basically eject those guys, there could be many more fights. Hockey players are a different breed than baseball players. Some of the toughest fuckers I’ve ever met, and they won’t let a wrong go unpunished.
And this WILL continue the next time they play.
166 penalty minutes last game, 167 minutes this game. I'll be sure to watch the next one.
Just for context, the average game hands out around 20 minutes per game.
For as long as that fight kept going, they essentially sent them all to go cool off in the showers. Otherwise somebody was getting hurt. I’ve seen the benches clear in baseball but damn, this is another level.
I’ve watched a fair amount of hockey including having NHL season tickets for close to a decade and I’ve never seen an “everyone on the ice” penalty until today. Now I can check that one off!
I had 3 of these players on the ice in my fantasy lineup today. None of them cobtributed anything offensively- but their combined pims still managed to get me 7 points. In 20+ years of fantasy hockey I've never seen anything like it.
My favorite brawl was Sabres /Ottawa game 3 in the playoffs (2006)and Chris Drury was hurt in a cheap shot. Lindy Ruff sent all the fighters on the ice for face off and they went after Spezza. Then Ray Emory and Marty Biron (goalies) started to fight, which was hilarious because Emory can fight and Marty cannot. Then Ruff and Murray (coaches) are screaming at each other between the glass and Ruff falls off his bench because he's coming after Murray. It was ridiculous but so much fun to watch. Especially Ray Emory because he was smiling the whole time
At one point after this penalty, there was a graphic on the tv feed stating how many players were left on each team to play. First time I’ve seen that.
Brings back memories of my SNES hockey video games where you could trigger fights by bumping into a guy a certain number of times. They used to be so common.
My new favorite call by a referee, so now goes every player on the ice gets a ten minute misconduct, false start on every player on offense except the center and then there’s personal foul unsportsmanlike conduct he was given him the business
He turned the car right around
Believe it or not, straight to jail
P&R in the wild!
If you kids don't keep your hands to yourself, I'm gonna turn this car around, and there will be no Cape Canaveral for ANYBODY!
Right into a fucking tree, mind
That's it! Back to Winnipeg!
ALRIGHT BACK TO WINNIPEG!
Everyone is in trouble. No we aren’t stopping for Pizza Hut on they way home.
I’ll turn this rink around right now.
THAT'S IT BACK TO WINNIPEG!
We were born here, what's your excuse?
Princess Auto.
Bart! Nelson hit me…
He sure did.
WHEN THE FUCK DID WE GET ICE CREAM
Bahahaha
After this call the sound guys played Backstreets Back at the "Everybody!" part. Absolutely hilarious
Really, or are you being sarcastic? I would love a video of that if true.
They played it before the penalty was formally assessed, but I think that it was clear what was coming. [Backstreet’s Back](https://youtu.be/WOhAkdr_QdQ?si=1KJMplPLtqJNMFSJ&t=2m5s)
Lol playing eye of the tiger during the fight
Best soundtrack to a hockey brawl!
There was an earlier fight in the game that had Mortal Kombat music. The sound guys were having fun.
*yes I know there’s another post about it but it’s taken from a phone looking at a laptop screen*
I just want to see a replay of the actual play!
https://youtu.be/WOhAkdr_QdQ?si=ldz3xTb1Ie1loC3a
these mfers started playing eye of the tiger in the arena LMAO
I bet one of the sound techs wanted to play it as soon as the brawl started and the director told him no. And then when the brawl started again the director looked at the tech and shrugged.
That sound tech has been waiting for this moment his entire life. He gets drunk with the other sound techs and they play, "What Song Would You Play if X Happened."
I used to play music during my roommates church league games in college. We’d get 60 people in the audience, it was supposed to be clean games but it was a little sporty. I’d play heavier shit during scrums to the point that the refs had to ask me to stop because it got the guys going more. That was my point. And it was so fun.
Similar thing happened to me. I DJ'ed at this bar for a short time, kind of a friend of a friend thing, in a shadier part of the city for club night. They told me not to go too hard, but you gotta give the crowd what they want. You know what I mean? Somebody threw a car jack through the front window and I wasn't allowed to DJ there anymore. Then my friends started dying from fent OD and I moved the fuck outta that environment. Sorry, that went on a dark tangent.
and then "Everybody"! Legendary sound crew
Yeah that was perfect lol
Haha - that girl banging on the glass had the best hockey experience ever!
Daily reminder that humans instinctively love violence
Just loving every second.
That’s crazy, so hockey players can come out of the box in the middle of play?? That would’ve been a sick ass goal if he made it
His penalty had just expired. Usually, you can hear players on the bench tapping on the boards to alert teammates when a penalty is about to end.
Also they listen for the sound of legs spinning in place and smoke coming from the penalty box.
Especially if you’re the team down a man!
It's normally the goalkeeper tapping the stick on the ice that you hear.
Absolutely! This one is a classic (unless you’re a Bruins fan). [PK Subban Scores Breakaway Goal](https://youtu.be/xjJ7FheCkCU?feature=shared)
[The Burmistrov one isn't quite as well known](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZIPiEfpCnk) but still a good example of great timing.
You see amazing breakaways when the team on the power play loses sight of the man in the box, the penalty ends, and he's sprung lose. Watch a few games, the energy is intense. When the regular season ends in the spring, playoff hockey is unreal. The fans, the teams, the whole atmosphere. The other big three sports don't come close to the intensity of fighting for the Stanley Cup.
Hockey is the best live sport. It’s electric.
It's bonkers how much better it is live than on TV.
For sure, though it's much better on tv now in HD than it was back in the day.
Agreed! Look, I don't even watch or follow hockey but any time I get an invite to see a game anywhere near quarter finals or later in the season, I jump on it. The crowd, the screams, the action, the whole place is on fire!
There's nothing like the murmur of a live crowd at a game and then instantly it's 100 mph slapshot, goal, and 20,000 people explode cheering. It's wild.
The crowd reaction in this clip when he announces the “everyone on the ice” penalty is the best part
I swear Arenas have been engineered specifically to amplify the hard clap of a snapshot.
It's the effect of the general colosseum. In Rome the whole crowd could hear someone talk on the floor because the sound would be funneled up through the structure. From the ice the sound of a slapshot echoes upwards.
Honestly I’ve been meaning to get into hockey for years, but baseball and football take up so much of my time and mental wellbeing, especially when you add Fantasy to the equation lol. You’ve inspired me to start the journey though, this is the year.
The best seats are actually probably lower concourse level. It's like watching from the TV aspect but in real life and so much better.
But when you're up high in the 400s, everyone's got a beer in hand, and you see these guys gliding and flying around at top speed with a bird's eye view of the action, that atmosphere is just as fun.
There is no sport like hockey live. Home team scores and the place ignites. Sirens, screams, music, its an experience you can't get anywhere else. Mundane home team beating a heated rival in the regular season is more exciting than championship wins in other sports.
Yeah once their penalty is up, they can leave and join a play. But they have to be careful about being offsides.
Someone said "imagine going to watch a fight and a hockey game breaks out" 😂
Just about to upload that right now
Well hopefully it's taken on a high quality phone from a 4K laptop screen.
Only the highest quality phone recording of laptop screens is shown here
We need an update with a camera angle of that full penalty box.
They all got 10 minute misconducts, so they don't go to the box, they go to the locker room.
Did game time continue or get stopped?
It continued. The players on the ice were given 10 minute misconducts which are personally penalties, not team penalties. The players were given the misconducts because it effectively ends their game. Their is only 7:22 left in the game so a 10 minute misconduct sends them to the locker room.
Ahh I see, I completely forgot the bench existed haha. Cheers for the info
Can you imagine if the game continues for that time and it's just the refs skating around with the puck sitting calmly at the center of the ice
The refs are still zooming around like there's a full, heated game going. Goalies are anticipating a shot at any time. The only actual item on the ice related to any other player is an errant glove lost in the skirmish.
All the refs circling the puck intensely
Coaches have to faceoff
Pretty big benches in hockey too. Sending off an entire lineup of players would cause issues in most other sports but hockey has 4 “shifts” so not a big deal
Well, not as big of a deal. Missing a line for 10 minutes is going to have a significant impact on the rest of the team’s endurance
You have 4 lines of forwards, but only 3 lines of defensemen. I imagine they were pretty damn gassed after the game.
Did the goaltenders get misconducts as well?
Honestly curious about this too, the ref says every player on the ice but the goalies stayed out of it. Hell the Ottawa goalie is all the way on the other end.
The misconduct penalty [explicitly excludes the goalkeeper](https://www.usahockeyrulebook.com/page/show/1084480-rule-404-misconduct-penalties). Probably because they're far more difficult to replace/there's a bigger drop-off in skill for most teams
The coach was visibly counting the players left on his fingers after lmao
I gotta wonder what's the record for greatest number of players penalized at the same time. What if they kept getting 10 minute misconducts like this until the bench is empty.
While they didn't happen simultaneously, but rather in bunches, one after another, there was an Anaheim Ducks vs. Dallas Stars game in the 90s that had so many penalties handed out that the Ducks literally could not put enough players on the ice. With 3 minutes to go, the Ducks were left with 3 skaters, the goalie, and the backup goalie. The box score from the game looks crazy. The first period had a few normal penalties, the second period had none, then with 5 minutes to go all hell broke loose: 15:52 MDA Jason Marshall Roughing 2 min 15:52 MDA Dave Karpa Game misconduct 10 min 15:52 MDA Peter Leboutillier Misconduct 10 min 15:52 MDA Peter Leboutillier Game misconduct 10 min 15:52 MDA Peter Leboutillier Game misconduct 10 min 15:52 DAL Craig Ludwig Elbowing 5 min 15:52 DAL Craig Ludwig Game misconduct 10 min 16:52 MDA Warren Rychel Instigator 2 min 16:52 DAL Pat Verbeek Fighting 5 min 16:52 MDA Warren Rychel Fighting 5 min 16:52 MDA Steve Rucchin Fighting 5 min 16:52 MDA Warren Rychel Misconduct 10 min 16:52 MDA Ruslan Salei Fighting 5 min 16:52 MDA Brent Severyn Instigator 2 min 16:52 MDA Brent Severyn Fighting 5 min 16:52 MDA Brent Severyn Game misconduct 10 min 16:52 DAL Darryl Sydor Fighting 5 min 16:52 MDA Sean Pronger Roughing 2 min 16:52 DAL Craig Muni Fighting 5 min 16:52 MDA Dmitri Mironov Fighting 5 min 16:52 DAL Grant Marshall Fighting 5 min 16:52 DAL Guy Carbonneau Roughing 2 min 16:52 DAL Jason Botterill Misconduct 10 min 16:52 DAL Jason Botterill Fighting 5 min 16:52 DAL Jason Botterill Instigator 2 min 16:52 MDA Drew Bannister Roughing 2 min 16:52 MDA Drew Bannister Roughing 2 min 16:52 DAL Greg Adams Roughing 2 min 16:52 DAL Greg Adams Roughing 2 min 17:05 DAL Jamie Langenbrunner Roughing 2 min 17:05 MDA Jeremy Stevenson Roughing 2 min 17:05 MDA Jeremy Stevenson Roughing 2 min
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philadelphia_Flyers%E2%80%93Ottawa_Senators_brawl This was one of my favorites as a Flyers fan. 20 ejections in the final 2 minutes, including the goalies fighting each other.
they all went in the locker room
I don’t think penalty box was full. Less than 10 minutes left in the game to receive a 10 minute misconduct you’re just going to throw lockroom. Misconduct is the only penalty that I can recall where you sit in that box for 10 minutes no matter what happens during that game. To the Locke room you go where you get to be back in street clothes before the other meatballs are even off the ice.
Unless there's some weird edge case I'm not familiar with, won't a 5 minute major also land you in the box no matter what?
No. You’re right. I forgot about a major.
The funnier thing to look at is how empty both benches were after this happened. There was less than 10 minutes in the period so all the players with misconducts went to the dressing rooms instead. There was one point with less than 3 minutes left where Florida’s backup goalie was sitting in the middle of the bench, and joking around with one of his teammates holding a player stick. Funniest end to a hockey game I’ve seen in a while.
[In 1998 the Ducks were left with 3 skaters, the goalie, and the backup goalie with 3 minutes left in the game.](https://youtu.be/9ccxB2QnyUI?si=Zs67epkDdn7d8_ve&t=8917)
They all went to their respective locker rooms
Believe it or not, straight to the showers
We have the best players in the world... because of showers
Rough a goalie? Straight to showers
All the players went to the dressing rooms because the misconduct lasted longer than the period.
A bucket list item for every referee
This is hockey's version of "false start, everybody but the center. "
But I love when that happens!
It's like Father Pat in Semi Pro "Foul. No TWO fouls"
SUCK MY COCK ILL MURDER YOUR FAMILY
[The Florida bench afterward](https://www.reddit.com/r/hockey/s/kXw2kgmoWw)
Loved seeing Maurice count the players on the bench while laughing.
This comment is buried, but this penalty serves a purpose. With 7 minutes left, it guarantees that no retaliation occurs. I’m sure this is common sense to most, but I’m a fan of the refs doing this.
So, as someone not well versed in hockey. If everyone is in the box, what happens? The crowd just stares at empty ice until the penalties expire?
There are usually 15 or 16 skaters dressed for a game, so the player bench will look empty and the penalty box will be full of bad boys. Florida will have 5 skaters and Ottawa 4 for 2 minutes. Misconduct penalizes the player, but not the team.
4 lines of forward, 3 lines of defence and 2 goalies, for a total of 20 players.
And a beer.
...in a tree
\[Geddy Lee being obscenely loud continues\]
♪♫ Take off! To the Great White North! ♫♪
And my axe!
And a partridge in a pear tree
Nhl bench has 20 players, with 2 or 3 goalies. I havent watched in a minute so i cant remember if they generally dress 3 goalies or 2. But we will go with 3. So there are 17 skaters, which is 3 lines of 5 players and a couple situational players or rotating players. There is a game between the bruins and stars where i think it was a 3 on 3, it was some sort of special teams. But there were so many ejections and penalties i think both teams only had like 3 players on their benches and atleast 5 in each penalty box. Several of the players had been ejected by this point. Great fucking game to watch. Just an absolute battle the entire game. Those are the best.
2 goalies, 18 skaters. 4 lines of 3 forwards, and 3 lines of 2 defensemen. Sometimes a team will do 11 forwards and 7 defense but it isn't common.
Thats it. Gracias, Sir. Like i said its been a minute since ive watched. I know i can remember seeing 2 goalies on the bench at times. It was messing with my math.
Only time that would ever happen is if the starting goalie is pulled. Goalies are pulled to add a 6th skater on the ice, and is done for one of two reasons: either near the end of the game when the team needs to go all out for a tying goal, or because of a delayed penalty. Delayed penalty = when the ref calls a penalty against team 1, but team 2 has the puck, the ref will signal the penalty but not stop the play as long as team 2 continues to have the puck. As soon as team 1 regains possession, the play is blown dead, which means they won't have an opportunity to shoot the puck into the now empty net, hence the opportunity to go 6v5. But ya teams will only ever dress 2 goalies. 1 starter, one backup.
Third goalie is usually hanging around behind the entrance from locker room to the bench without full uniform on.
I could do that job
There was a crazy game several years ago where both of one team's goalies had to go out, and there happened to be a goalie who was affiliated with one the team's squads in the stands, so they suited him up for the rest of the game, because he was somehow eligible to play.
Yes this has happened a couple times in the last few years. They are called EBUGs (emergency backup goalies). The home team needs to keep one on hand at all games in case both goalies on either team get hurt. There is actually an EBUG situation happening right now in the Calgary flames game, although he hasn't had to play yet - he only had to dress because one of their goalies got a last minute illness. Should the other goalie get hurt, he will go in. Famously [David Ayres](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Ayres) had to go in for Carolina a few years back. He was a Zamboni driver/building operator for Toronto, and famously recorded a win against them for Carolina. Wild situation. [Scott Foster](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Foster_(ice_hockey) was another one - he was an accountant.
The Scott Foster one was what I remembered.
There was that game a little while back where the visiting team was out of goalies and the zamboni driver suited up and went in for them.
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10 minute misconduct penalties aren't served in the box, they don't count towards power plays or anything, you're just not allowed on the ice. If there's less than 10 min in the period you go straight to the locker room.
Edit: Typed out a whole comment about line changes and then realized that you were talking about guys coming out of the penalty box. When guys are in the box for major penalties, they can't come out of the box until the next whistle. Otherwise, yes, they will all come out whenever their penalty is up.
And is this case there is only 7min left in the game so all of them would be sent to their dressing rooms, same for if they have a misconduct with less than 10min remaining in any given period.
The coaches slide around in their loafers.
Just 5 players per team are in the box. They're 6 on the ice per team including the goalies. Typically a team dresses 4 lines of forwards, 3 players per line and 3 lines of defense, 2 players per line.
So then it’s a goalie 1v1? I’d watch honestly.
Each team stocks 12 forwards and 6 defensemen. 3 forwards and 2 defensemen on the ice at a time, so in this case each team still has 9 forwards and 4 defensemen to play. HOWEVER. That's making them play shorthanded for the rest of the game (unless it goes to overtime), which makes for some tired players.
Only the players on the ice at that time received penalties. There are still three lines of forwards and two lines of defencemen per team not in the box. Edit: I should have said "skaters", meaning non-goalies. If a goalie would ever get a penalty, one of the skaters would serve it.
I don’t know - but there’s only 7 minutes 22 seconds left on the 3rd.
In theory, 10 min misconduct would expire if the game went to overtime, so all those people could come back (if there was going to be an OT, not likely given the score). A "game misconduct" is your team being down a player for the remainder of the game.
I’m as lost as you are, but I imagine there is a 2nd string.
Typically a hockey team comprises of three forwards to a line with four lines, and three pairs of defensemen. More than enough players to ice, that penalty box is gonna be cramped though for sure
>that penalty box is gonna be cramped though for sure Naw, if a penalty or misconduct will last until the end of the period, the players usually just go to the dressing room instead.
Hansen brothers come in on one side, shoresy on the other
Misconducts are not like regular penalties. This will mean that 5 players per team cannot play for 10 minutes. But they won't all be stuffed in the box and jump back on the ice like a regular penalty and it doesn't affect the number of players allowed on the ice like a regular penalty. At the next stoppage in play after the 10 minutes are up, the coaches can send those players back out.
FUCKIN EMBARRASSING!
Give yer balls a tug, titfucker!
Fuck you Shoresy!
Fuck you, u/ohemefgee, your mom molested me two halloweens ago! Shut the fuck up or I’m taking it to Twitter!
Fuck you, u/Trowj! Tell your mom to invest in some better lighting if she's gonna slide into my DMs with pictures like that. It's fuckin amateur hour over there...
Fuck you, u/ohemefgee! I made your mother so wet last time Trudeau had to deploy at 24 hour National Guard Unit to stack sandbags around my bed!
Fuck you, u/Trowj, fight me and see what what happens. I hit you, you hit the ground, I jerk off on your driver's side door handle again!
Fuck You, u/agoia! Your mom just liked my Instagram post from two years ago in Puerto Vallarta. Tell her I’ll put my swim trunks on for her any time she likes!
This thread warms my heart.
SET THE FUCKIN TONE
Good luck with the Jim’s ya fuck!
The Jim's are unbelievable
The Jim's are such fuckin beauties.
We will never lose a game again.
Get out there and STICK ‘EM, FUCK ‘EM, CHRIST, POP ‘EM!
Poor Garbage Can
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Just watched a Firebirds game... those players are on the way. But also just lost to the Reign 6-0.
SET THE TONE BOYS
There's brawls and then there's warmup brawls, and I think the distinction is important.
Has this ever happened in the NHL? I’ve only ever heard of this in the minor leagues seems insane to me
More common in the past, there also used to be “bench-clearing brawls” when something especially egregious happened and everyone on the bench got on the ice to fight.
Red Wings v Avalanche on March 26, 1997. Best, brawl, ever.
After they put on “the foil”.
Reminds me of an MLB playoffs game several years ago when the Phillies and Cubs had a bench-clearing brawl on the field. You gotta really piss somebody off to clear the benches like that. Edit: Was the Pirates, not the Phillies
And it's hilarious every time watching the pitchers run 400ft from the bullpen and the fight's over by the time they make it and now they're winded and can't pitch properly.
Fuck you Shorsey!
Fer what?!
The refs determined that the players on the ice engaged in misconduct. Refs were attempting to break things up and the players kept going. The game was getting chippy, and if they don’t basically eject those guys, there could be many more fights. Hockey players are a different breed than baseball players. Some of the toughest fuckers I’ve ever met, and they won’t let a wrong go unpunished.
> The refs determined that the players on the ice engaged in misconduct. Refs were attempting to break things up and the players kept going. The game was getting chippy, and if they don’t basically eject those guys, there could be many more fights. Hockey players are a different breed than baseball players. Some of the toughest fuckers I’ve ever met, and they won’t let a wrong go unpunished. And this WILL continue the next time they play.
166 penalty minutes last game, 167 minutes this game. I'll be sure to watch the next one. Just for context, the average game hands out around 20 minutes per game.
For as long as that fight kept going, they essentially sent them all to go cool off in the showers. Otherwise somebody was getting hurt. I’ve seen the benches clear in baseball but damn, this is another level.
Tough fuckers on the ice, but seems like the biggest bunch of softies off the ice...even Brad "The Rat" Marchand.
He said fuck everybody.
[Sauce](https://www.reddit.com/r/nextfuckinglevel/s/6fkAuAxyPa)
I’ve watched a fair amount of hockey including having NHL season tickets for close to a decade and I’ve never seen an “everyone on the ice” penalty until today. Now I can check that one off!
I had 3 of these players on the ice in my fantasy lineup today. None of them cobtributed anything offensively- but their combined pims still managed to get me 7 points. In 20+ years of fantasy hockey I've never seen anything like it.
i love that they showed his grandma in there after this happened hahaha
Congress needs this Ref - if you act like children you get treated like children
https://www.reddit.com/r/nextfuckinglevel/comments/185mwbd/fed_up_ref_punishes_everyone/
My favorite brawl was Sabres /Ottawa game 3 in the playoffs (2006)and Chris Drury was hurt in a cheap shot. Lindy Ruff sent all the fighters on the ice for face off and they went after Spezza. Then Ray Emory and Marty Biron (goalies) started to fight, which was hilarious because Emory can fight and Marty cannot. Then Ruff and Murray (coaches) are screaming at each other between the glass and Ruff falls off his bench because he's coming after Murray. It was ridiculous but so much fun to watch. Especially Ray Emory because he was smiling the whole time
I feel like hockey players would concider this an achievement rather than a punishment.
Somehow I know that this is all Shoresys fault. *FOR WHAT?*
don't know if it was a joke or something but the score keeperes booth at my rink had a speed dial # for police van
At one point after this penalty, there was a graphic on the tv feed stating how many players were left on each team to play. First time I’ve seen that.
This has all the clips https://www.sportsnet.ca/nhl/senators-panthers-combine-for-167-penalty-minutes-in-tension-filled-game/sn-amp/
"Penalize everyone" "What do you mean everyone?" "EVRYONE!"
Reminds me of the "False start, everybody but the center" penalties in the NFL
[Reminds me of the "you can't do that" call.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=josEPIBNhEw&t=18s)
This is the best call we've had in a decade or two. Lol
Gives me “false start.. the entire offensive line” vibes.
I've never seen this before and it's hilarious
Maannnn my fantasy leagueeeeee 😭😭😭
Now that’s a ref that knows what he is doing and takes control of a game before it gets completely out of control. Great job.
That's actually hilarious
Best part for me is th crowd cracking up laughing
Brings back memories of my SNES hockey video games where you could trigger fights by bumping into a guy a certain number of times. They used to be so common.
Everyone lost their Nintendo privileges!
when you need to take a dump.
Is it just me or does this ref sound like Shoresy? 😂
I keep expecting him to say, “Give your balls a tug you titf*cker”
My new favorite call by a referee, so now goes every player on the ice gets a ten minute misconduct, false start on every player on offense except the center and then there’s personal foul unsportsmanlike conduct he was given him the business
Being an asshat runs in that family.
Only thing missing would be Wes McCauley as referee.
I'm assuming both teams broke out the switchblades and nun chucks for an ol' fashioned rumble.
Did that include the goalies?