high-stick

en-verb

high-stick (third-person singular simple present high-sticks, present participle high-sticking, simple past and past participle high-sticked)

high-sticks (present singular third-person)
high-sticking (participle present)
high-sticked (participle past)
high-sticked (past)

(ice hockey, transitive) To perform high-sticking.


three stars

(ice hockey, US, Canada) The three best players in a game as chosen by a third party.


line brawl

Immediately after the puck dropped, the Rangers and Devils got into a heated line brawl. It started with an expected bout between Matt Rempe and Kurtis MacDermind, but it escalated quickly, as every skater on the ice found a fighting partner.

(ice hockey) An incident in which all of the skaters on the ice are involved in fights at the same time.


dish off

dish off (third-person singular simple present dishes off, present participle dishing off, simple past and past participle dished off)

dishes off (present singular third-person)
dishing off (participle present)
dished off (participle past)
dished off (past)

(sports, intransitive, basketball, ice hockey) To pass the ball or puck.


Gretzky's office

Named after NHL player Wayne Gretzky, known for setting up plays and scoring from this area.

(ice hockey, slang) The area of the ice immediately behind the goal.


two and ten

(ice hockey) A minor penalty (mandating the player leave the ice for two minutes) accompanied by a penalty for misconduct (ten additional minutes).