never would have thought of it. ICE COLD

They got off the ice so their goal didnt get called back 😅 also I dont think that situation has even happened in the NHL crazy

@@Cobra85291it’s happened at lower leagues but it could very well happen

We did something similar in youth comp when I was probably about 14. As soon as we scored to go up, we all beelined back to the bench and just sat down looking straight ahead. Even being 31 now, it still routinely makes me laugh thinking about it

Maybe a few of the AHL guys are willing to make the transition to be league leaders.

@@Valchrist1313The fact that I don’t know if you’re joking or serious scares me.

Its so odd that people say its "more tactical". No it isnt, the rules are a little different and the gameplay may change in some minute circumstances accordingly. A spade is a spade, it has nowhere near the skill level of the NHL, and "tactics" are one of those skills.

@@tacticalpossum7090 That makes no sense. NHL players are faster, stronger, etc, but smarter? There’s no reason that would be true. Also I said “more tactical” not “better tactics”. The tactical aspect of the game plays a more important role. The NHL has existed for over a century, and the tactics have had all that time to evolve. In that sense it may be more “solved” but that doesn’t mean the tactics are more important.

@@carterbrock7971 I didnt say that they were smarter. As you said, ths game is faster, stronger, etc. If anything this requires faster adaptation. The game, as mentioned, continues to evolve. This is universal. What people usually say is that mens hockey and womens hockey have some differences is how they must be played because of the small rule differences, and because women and men have physical differences there may be some plays or skills that can be more suited to one or the other. That doesnt make women's hockey more tactical.

Listen again to the end of the clip

@@ilikeribs5576 yeah that's why I said "before closing the deal"

They do have purple as their primary color, so there is that as well. But congrats to PWHL Minnesota for winning!

Womens hockey has its own style. Womens basketball just has blatantly bad fundamentals

@@thefirstechlon5522 truth

@@thefirstechlon5522 no

@@lucasng4712 yes. How is that not true?

Has the PWHL discovered the Wheel (Wheel of “Is it Goalie Interference or Not?”)

Wildest part of the vid is that it look k's like that stadion is at least half full.

This is the third or fourth version of a women’s league. This league is owned by a billionaire, he also owns Chelsea and is part owner of the Dodgers.

@@DoMw4r In Minnesota at least they were not using the upper bowl. Tickets were in the range of a typical Saturday Twins game, you could sit at the glass for $110, row 2 was $80. Cheapest were $34.

This is the PWHL, this is their inaugural season and it’s gone SO MUCH BETTER than any previous iteration of a pro women’s hockey league. Great time to get into it!

Do you live under a rock? 😂

are womens sports ever goated?

It’s not the WNHL, it’s the PWHL. No affiliation with the NHL.

Agreed. I went to games 3 and 4. It is awesome hockey!

No it’s not. It’s a rule. They called it. It was not difficult in any way.

NHL fans: “First time?”

ask Charlie Coyle

What. This is nothing new. Like Jomboy hasn’t always shown women’s sport.

"YOU'RE" means "you are." I'm very sure you don't know what "your" means either.

Should have watched the game! Wasn't for lack of trying! Just really good goal keeping!

Game 4 of the 1996 Stanley Cup Final had no goals until 3OT. That wasn’t bad hockey at all, it was two teams playing defense the way that gets a team there in the first place. You like high scores? Stick to basketball.

bro can't keep his attention span going for a 30 second short

Zero goals

It is like watching 14 year old boys but it's still fun imo but I just love hockey

@@TOCC50just like some Stanley Cup Final games.