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Questions about the sport of ice hockey.
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Why don’t they scrape/clean the ice with a zamboni after the 3rd period during the playoffs?
During the playoffs of NHL hockey, after the 3rd period, they don’t scrape/clean the ice with a zamboni. I figure this would cause players to perform less efficiently and potentially be dangerous due …
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Where did the horn that's played after a goal by the home team come from?
In every hockey game in the NHL, immediately after the home team scores, a unique horn plays. Where did this come from? Why a horn ?
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What happens when a member of the away team scores a hat trick in NHL?
When a member of the home team scores a hat trick, it is normal for fans to throw their hats on the ice (usually causing a delay). Does the same apply for when a member of the away team scores a hat …
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