He also was the author of "Hockey for Dummies" with writer John Steinbreder. The book's second edition was published that year with Davidson's photo on the cover (and it's still available from ...

Still, the most unique rule in hockey is icing. It's a fairly straight-forward rule, but it's unique in its execution and objective. For those who don't know, icing, as described by the Rule 81 in ...

Here is how the NHL defines icing, which is Rule 81.1 in the NHL rulebook:. For the purpose of this rule, the center red line will divide the ice into halves. Should any player of a team, equal or ...

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LOWELL — So you’ve heard the UMass Lowell hockey team is two wins from the school’s first Division 1 national championship. You know it’s a big deal. You know plenty of peop… ...

He also was the author of "Hockey for Dummies" with writer John Steinbreder. The book's second edition was published that year with Davidson's photo on the cover (and it's still available from ...

The Rink. National Hockey League (NHL) rinks, and most college hockey surfaces, are 200 feet long by 85 feet wide. The ice is surrounded by “the boards,” waist-high plastic walls that are topped by ...

Icing occurs at every hockey game at every level, very likely multiple times throughout contests. Whether you are watching the NHL or taking in a youth game, icing is a rule that is at all age levels.