@ESPNRefNHL Fair point - I know everything is fast in the game but don’t you think icing is closer to offsides than penalties? If we review goals for offsides why is icing different?
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@BuildHockeySnse That would be an expansion of judgement calls being reviewed . I don't believe there's any desire for that. If you were able to review that play then what about a 50/50 hook, hold or interference leading to a goal? At that point it becomes reffing by video.
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Icing is not a race to the dots. Icing is a race to the puck, determined at the dots. 1st player to arrive at dot does not automatically win. Liney has to decide who will win the race to the puck, when first player gets to dot. The dot only initiates the decision-making process.
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Love Newhook going to the hard areas and getting rewarded. But… I cannot stand these kids scoring goals and then blatantly skating by their teammates to celebrate alone. If you go through 5 guys and score then go ahead and do your thing. Any other scenario give your teammates some love. Especially in playoffs! #team
NHL@NHL
ALEX NEWHOOK OPENS THE SCORING JUST 1:36 INTO GAME 2! 📺: @NHL_On_TNT, @Sportsnet, & @TVASports
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This is a very thorough and well-laid out take on the 5-in-5 for hockey. Not optimistic anyone in the NCAA will listen or care because they want standardization and only care about football / basketball but this makes a great case for an exception!
Jonesy@HedgeyeDJ
NCAA Hockey “5 in 5” Eligibility Position Paper Please find below a link to an extensive white paper addressing concerns around the proposed NCAA eligibility changes and their detrimental impact on ice hockey. Some key points from our paper: •The proposal would dramatically alter a decades-long development pipeline that has supported academic progress, competitive parity, and professional player development in NCAA hockey. •It would disproportionately disadvantage the 2006–2010 birth cohorts, who have invested substantial time and financial resources based on the existing, well-established pathway. •Many incoming freshmen could face material uncertainty in roster status, development trajectories, and long-term opportunities despite an implicit understanding between athletes, institutions, and the NCAA. •Sport-specific carve-outs are consistent with NCAA practice; men’s ice hockey already benefits from tailored rules for drafted players and extended enrollment deferrals. •The white paper advances policy alternatives that preserve the core intent of age-based eligibility reform while avoiding harm to players and families and preserving a development pipeline that demonstrably functions well. Full paper here: app.hedgeye.com/insights/18191… CC @KeithMcCullough @hedgeye
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Saw some games at this last year. Great event!
OverSpeed Hockey@overspeedhockey
The 7th Annual Paul D. Merritt Holiday Classic, Midget (15, 16, 18) Tier I Tourney is live & accepting applications! All games in the Ocean State, Brown University, Providence College, University of Rhode Island to host games. Paul was one of THE BEST! overspeedhockey.com/holiday-classic
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Great advice! Teach your kids to do the same and the will be far more complete players.
Drive Hockey@DriveHockey
Advice for hockey parents: Don’t always watch for highlights. Start watching for patterns. Consistency > moments.
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Big European presence in 1st round of @ushl Phase 2 Draft. 8 picks followed by
NAHL 3
NTDP, BCHL, NE Prep, MN HS, U18 2 each
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So important. Self-awareness. Players who know who they are, what they do well and play that way have a huge advantage.
Topher Scott@HockeyThinkTank
Evan Ritt went from a walk-on at the University of Denver and never playing much his first three years, before becoming a regular his senior year and helping them win a national championship. What he needed to get back to in order to play: The fundamentals.
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This was a great episode. A lot of good insight for player development!
Glass and Out Podcast@GlassandOutPod
Skills coach @JonathanSigalet saw his playing days end and coaching career begin with @frolunda_hc. His biggest takeaway from the legendary Swedish organization? They allow young players to make mistakes. 📺: youtu.be/7hcbu_bjuOY
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Great advice any time - but especially in the playoffs!!!
Chris Pronger@chrispronger
There are always going to be calls you don’t like especially this time of year. You can’t control the whistle. You can control your response. Stay disciplined. Stay locked in. Play your game. That’s how you win when it matters most.
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An unbelievable performance and stat!
Mike Kelly@MikeKellyNHL
The Dallas Stars played 92 minutes and 10 seconds of playoff hockey last night without allowing a shot on net from the most dangerous area of the ice...
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So true! Especially in sports with a smaller number of programs at the D1 and D2 levels.
Sean Walsh@Sean3Walsh
I've seen a lot of comments about NCAA D3 athletics. Unless you have watched recently, I suggest you either don't comment or go watch. D3 is much better than what people think, especially those who haven't watched
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@JhanHky Get near the net is also incomplete but better than go to the net….
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This happens a lot more odd mans now - with teams reloading and tracking so well it’s a critical situation to be able to keep possession and create offense!
Topher Scott@HockeyThinkTank
COACHES: Are you practicing inverted rushes (1v2, 2v3, 3v4) in practice? We all love a good odd-man rush drill, but having less offensive players is great for development. It forces the player with the puck to have to protect it and buy time for teammates to get to spots of support. And it forces players without the puck to have to work hard to get to spots of support. Here are two great plays from Logan Cooley and Cutter Gauthier as examples. They both enter the zone with a number disadvantage around them, but do an amazing job protecting the puck, buying time and keeping possession. Eventually both teams end up getting rewarded with goals. Great job by two former NTDP teammates!!!
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Excited about the playoffs. Also thinking of my friend, Stan Savran today. First trip back to the playoffs without him since he passed. He would have absolutely loved this matchup. RIP, buddy.
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A lot of this translates to hockey
Advanced Football Academy@AdvFtbAcad
10 Habits of players who can play faster
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@mc_mcvicar The two can be mixed together too - one program we worked in had a station in NZ and SAG in end zone. If SAG focused on underhandling players come out after shift, work on catch-shoot in isolation the go back in line for the game. Good way to marry the two together.
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Is there still time to break down intricate fundamental skills with a coach individually? Yes absolutely. However, that should not be what your summer revolves around.
Push comfort zones in a competitive environment, play games, win battles, have fun, be creative, etc.
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Started thinking a bit recently about if I were to suggest a players ideal off-season plan to their family, what would it look like?
Each players situation might be a little different, maybe it is weighted differently in some areas, just some food for thought.
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I would encourage players and families to find an environment that supports the unpredictability and tempo in which they feel in games.
Be around coaches who understand how to create that environment, understand how to add constraints, and understand how to get results.
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@Coach_Healy @mc_mcvicar Agreed! Definitely age / maturity dependent - also where a player is in their development. Esp with what their skill set looks like. A kid who just hit growth spurt may need more focus on skating posture, a kid about to move into checking balance, etc.
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@mc_mcvicar This is a good starting point and certainly worth a longer discussion. Like you say in the post. More of a guideline. Not a single perfect recipe for ALL player of all ages etc.
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