viewing tip; it's hard to keep track of the puck, so watch the players, they 'll move like a school of fish to follow the motion of the puck. novice mistake; "why are standing in front of the net when their team is trying to score, won't they be in the way?" … yes, the attacking team usually WANTs people in front of the goalie, to block HIS view of the puck and maybe redirect it; while the defenders try to clear the path - straight shots, even fast ones, are easiest for the goalie to stop. when you hear a loud >PING< but see nothing, the puck hit the red goalpost, groan loudly at this "almost" goal.
Just a quick note of correction: the faceoff after an offside doesn't go back to the attacking team's zone; it occurs in the neutral zone at the dot closest to the place of the infraction.
Unless the officials deem it to be an intentional offside, or an offside pass. On an intentional offside the face off goes all the way back to your defensive zone. On an offside pass it goes to where the pass came from.
@@Taeban42 nine dot faceoffs have been adopted by pretty much every league at every level. All faceoffs go to nearest faceoff dot of team that caused stoppage without giving territorial advantage. For offsides this means if the puck is skated offside, it goes to nearest neutral zone faceoff dot to where the puck was skated over the blue line. If it is passed or shot (youth hockey in U.S. doesn't allow a player to dump or shoot puck on goal), faceoff goes to nearest faceoff dot where puck was shot without giving territorial advantage.
I appreciate this quick rundown on the rules and penalties. I'm just getting into NHL since the inauguration of the Seattle Kraken. So far I'm loving it.
Iris Gross go to watch hockey and most all other sports in the world online. You just need to navigate your way around the pop ups that come up when you click on a game, as they must be closed in order to watch the games. Or get yourself a nice pop up ad blocker. I use both these sites for NHL, NFL, CFL, UFC, Football games all the time. I hope you enjoy. atdhe.ru or www.usagoals.nu
A note that isnt clear in the video: Misconducts do not result in your team being down a man. The player sits for 10 but the team isnt short (though misconducts usually are accompanied by other penalties that do result in being short handed).
Kilerchuk Yes, I tried to keep the rules fairly basic for a beginner to understand. Adding any more would have just confused the hell out of them. Thanks for your post, be sure to share and subscribe :)
NHL fans, please welcome a new fan of yours. I'll be switching the NBA for the NHL for a while. Reason is, that we already know who will win the NBA title. I don't want sports to be predictable, and since your sport is most unpredictable, as far as I know, then I'll be joining aboard. I won't be choosing a favorite team yet, that would be disrespectful. So, I'll wait for the season to start, I'll watch as many games as possible, and maybe from there I'll chose a team to cheer on.
Welcome to the wonderful world of NHLism - a place whereby prima-donna players DON'T form super teams to the point where only one of two teams can win the championship every goddamn year. Bask at the glory that is unpredictable hockey, where any team can win on any given night. Choose your team wisely, as hockey teams are both traditional and superstitious and adds to the folklore of the game. I think you'll love it.
I see you comment just in time for the new season. I'm on the same page as you. Hockey is a cool sport and I finally want to understand all the rules and I want to become a regular watcher. I'm yet to choose a team to support but after a while I will.
Hey guys! I'm a 14 year old girl and I'm not really into sports, however the NHL has definitely intrigued me. I look forward to watching more games and possibly learning more about ice hockey in the future!
Cool, thanks for stopping by. Ice hockey (particularly the NHL) is pretty good to watch right now and I'm sure you'll love learning about the sport. Be sure to check out my channel for more content like this :)
i’m 15 and, although i’ve been intrigued by the NHL since 5th grade. i never really thought of learning anything about it at first. i went ice skating for the first time in 6th grade and it kind of gave me peace of mind. Just skating around on the ice calmed my mind and it instantly grounded me. i’ve held onto hockey since 8th grade sort of, i’ve watched multiple games, took notes and tried my hardest to understand it, but i can’t really wrap my head around it. i live in oklahoma, so there’s not really any chances for me to go ice skating a lot, and it’s kind of a foreign opinion on hockey. most of the time it’s football this, basketball that. however, hockey has really made itself my happy place, even if i don’t play the sport (yet.)
I'm 16 and interested in trying out for a hockey team or something so this is helpful I won't be able to do try outs until December so I have time to practice and learn about it
The American interest and attendance would exponentially increase if this simple video could replace the pre-game talking heads at least once per month.
+Powerelectronicsguy L Thanks man, I appreciate the comments. I agree that the pre-game commentary can be a little excessive, but I suppose that's true of any sport. Thanks for stopping by, be sure to share this video and subscribe :)
+Powerelectronicsguy L I agree. The thing that kept me from watching hockey and baseball were the complex rules. Football's rules aren't any simpler, but I was able to pick up via exposure.
I went to the bruins game tonight. I didn’t fully understand the rules and why some penalties were called but now I get why they happened. I’m starting to really enjoy hockey. Thanks
Great video! You pretty much covered everything about hockey. However, you should make a second video that is more about penalties for people who are new to this awesome sport. Keep it up!
Thanks for the video. Me starting to get into being a fan of hockey, this explains a lot. I understand it's just skimming the surface but great video. Thx!!
Nelson Diaz You're welcome! I'm glad you found this video useful. As you watch or play hockey, it'll become really easy to understand. Thanks for stopping by, be sure to share this video and subscribe :)
Thanks for making this video. I go to a lot of hockey games, but never understood some of the rules. Would be nice to have examples of the penalties, and also explain the rules about fighting.
Hi Susan ... because there's so many penalties, it'd take up most of the video. And as for the rules of fighting, that's an interesting one. There's an unwritten code as to what you can and can't do. It's almost like Fight club ... ish. Be sure to share this video and subscribe :)
Made a new friend a couple weeks ago and he's one of the nicest guys I've ever met. never in my life have I shown an interest in hockey but i want to be able to understand it for him. thanks for the short and concise video! rly appreciate it :)
Thanks needed that! All these years I've just been watching the action and not caring so much about the rules because hockey is fun to watch even if you don't know the rules #BoltUp
Hello. Popping in for this. I knew most about ice hockey but I needed to know about offsides and things such as that. You're much more greater than anyone else I've known who tried to do this. Also, I watch many sports now, thanks to your easy understandings. Thanks.
+flyingofdays Cool, I'm glad that you approve of this video on Ice Hockey! I hope you enjoyed your game! Thanks for stopping by, be sure to share this video and subscribe :)
Im Just a guy who never got into sports growing up and now i work at a couple stadiums i see football, hockey, basketball and baseball games and i never understood anything lol so now im trying to get a lil grasp of how the games are played 😅 so i really appreciate your videos 💯
New interest in Hockey, I don't know why but when I was a kid they broadcasted a bunch of games on French TV. 20 odd years later, I want to understand this sport and root for a team, I don't know which one yet, but thanks for explaining all those rules!
YES!!!!! I been looking for someone to help me understand Hockey been recently wanting to give it a try and its been fun watching but very confusing. Thank you for this video helped me so much and now i can play my NHL game with better understanding.
+Vincent Alcazar Thanks Vincent. Although once videos are uploaded, you can't modify them :( Thanks for stopping by, be sure to share this video and subscribe :)
One addition to icing. At least in North American rules, if a team is called for icing, the face off is in the offending teams end AND the offending team can not make any substitutions during that particular stoppage in play.
+Jarret Perino yes it is, i do know general rules of this game both in NHL and in National hockey but some times game is so fast so i dont know why one team got penalty XD
A little sidenote: Overtime is played in every hockey game, there is no ties (Im not sure if this applies for kids/teens leagues) Shootouts arent 3 shots all the time, depending on the league, but they can be played in 5 shots too
1. A team on a power play is allowed to ice. 2. After an offside is called the face-off is taken in the neutral zone, at the dot closest to where the offside was called. Great video 😊
this is a fine service you provide. as a frosty north american, there is one small detail you didn't accentuate that often confuses the uninitiated - you can change players on the ice even while play is ongoing. they normally change in 3 or 4 groups and stay on the ice for about a minute before changing up for the next [now rested] group.
Thanks for this Ninh Ly, this is definitely appreciated by me. Since in my opinion both Ice Hockey and Bandy are the #1 Best sports ever, and equal what I'm a fan of!
Hockey referee here, great video, I understand that you withheld a lot of info for simplicity sake, but there were a few things you got wrong: •While the 2 ice sizes you mentioned are most common, many rinks in Europe are starting to downsize to 60m by 28m, with the KHL making that the maximum size for their league in a few years. •Any minor penalty can be called as a double minor or major penalty, at the discretion of the referee. Double minors are 4 minutes and they act like back to back minors. If a goal is scored in the first half, it's bumped down to 2 mins. •If you are offside, the faceoff takes place just outside the attacking zone, or at the next dot back from where the offside pass originated. •Your icing clip was actually a legal play because he crossed the center line before dumping it. •The OT and shootout rules are decided by the league, not the country, so saying "North America has overtime and international doesn't" is false. International tournaments do have overtime, and many North American leagues don't. •While the shootout has 3 rounds in most leagues, some leagues (including international hockey) have 5 round shootouts.
I've been watching hockey for over a decade, and there are two rules that I never understood until now: *Offsides* and *Icing.* Now, I know exactly what that means.
i am a big hockey fan and player and no almost everything to know about hockey and this video made me even more confused looking more complicated than it really is but good video though
Can you do a video on the differences between NHL and IIHF rules? It was touched on very briefly in the original video, but can you do a more in depth version?
This is useful information. Any other rules or "common sense" for ice hockey? I've gone to a few ice hockey games and had no idea on the basic rules or "common sense" for ice hockey.
Thanks bro. Generally it's a simple concept to understand - it's just some of the rules of play (especially the unwritten ones) that can be quite confusing. As you watch the games, the rules will become clear.
This video is excellent--direct and clear. One question I still have is how do situations happen where the goalie is missing and empty net goals occur?
When a team is down by a goal and the time is near the end of the third period, that team can add an additional forward to create more offensive chances but they must have only six players on the ice so the team must pull their goalie. Also, a penalty is only called when the offending team gains possession of the puck. Until then, the other team can pull their goalie and substitute them with a forward until the offending team gains possession of the puck.
Thanks for the video, I just moved to Canada and was completely lost on ice hockey games (even though I enjoy them a lot). What would be a good follow up to this video so I can deepen my understanding? Thanks.
I think the best thing to do is actually watch games. The rules will come to you quickly just by watching. Glad you like this video! Check out my channel for more like this! :)
I was watching this movie Love guru staring Mike Myers and I just liked watching the hockey game. Plus I love ice skating and I wanna learn about hockey❤️❤️
My favorite sport of all time, even though I live in a hot and humid location. (I picked up interest when I was in the US a few years ago, it's a long story.)
It should be mentioned that misconduct and game misconduct penalties do not result in power plays. Although typically they are awarded along with a major penalty to the same player. When the latter expires, the penalized player may be substituted.
Benoit Blanchard There's lots of rules I didn't mention. I try and make these videos easy to understand for a complete beginner and I try not to include nuances that might confuse them. Thanks for the comments, be sure to share this video and subscribe :)
You forgot that in North America one OT period then a shootout only during the regular season. During the playoffs OT periods keep going till there is a clear winner. Also during a shootout after the 3rd set of shooters and it is still tied. The team shooting first scores the team shooting last still have one chance to tie it back up, but if the team shooting last scores then it is over right away.
Game misconduct was already mentioned in the movie "Sudden Death". It is any serious infraction worthy of being an ejectable offense, and the hockey player charged with it is expelled from the game. Examples of game misconduct infractions include punching a referee or goalie, throwing a player into the boards to injure that player, or using the stick as a weapon to attack a ref, or doing a very serious slash on a player. In addition, a game misconduct can also mean a league fine against the one doing it, depending on the severity of the misconduct.
Ice Hockey is cool, went to my 1st game in LA last week. I see a lot of similarities between it and Soccer/Football which I also like. I think I will like this game.
Hey Ninh, as you did a couple of videos about the Jaguars shifting to London can you do one about the KHL having a team in the UK. It's pretty amazing news if it comes to fruition
I think that was dead in the water years ago? There were a lot of reports in 2016 about a new team called the 'London Emperors' joining the league as an expansion team. But the only person who displayed any interest in doing this (Neil Black, owner of the Nottingham Panthers) basically kiboshed the idea because of the hurdles it has to overcome. And there's a lot!
@@NinhLyUK Thanks for the response. I'm pretty sure that the KHL will do anything to get into this market before the NHL does www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/othersports/article-7648093/Popular-prestigious-Kontinental-Hockey-League-plots-expansion-England.html
I've no question that the KHL would love to capitalise on the UK market. Whether it happens or not is a different matter entirely. And the Daily Mail isn't exactly the most credible source of news out there - don't trust what you read from there!
and the player serving the penalty can't leave the box until the time is served regardless of if his team gets scored on. and the other team is on a 4 minute power play
+bmlguy I could have mentioned that, but I tried to keep the video as simple as I could for complete beginners to grasp the game. There's a lot of other rules I didn't mention for the same reason. Thanks for stopping by, be sure to share this video and subscribe :)
Ninh Ly you could have also mentioned how even if a goalie gets a penalty, they don’t come off the ice. Instead, someone else has to serve the penalty for them. This is distinctly different from sports like lacrosse and soccer where if a goalie gets a penalty or a red card (in the case of hockey), they have to come off.
Hi Marat. Yes, I gave the basic explanation of how a penalty shot is awarded, but you are right - it is the last defender that makes an infraction that causes a penalty shot. Thanks for your input - be sure to share and subscribe :)
***** Like I said to the other guy: I gave the basic explanation of how a penalty shot is awarded. I don't wish to confuse a beginner with every single nuance of every single rule in Ice Hockey. This video is intended for complete beginners with no prior knowledge of ice hockey. Thanks for your input anyway :)
Oddly enough, if two penalties are committed and prevent a shot, two penalty shots are awarded (at least in International play). This happened in a game between the Swiss and Russians where the Swiss players was tripped twice.
MrDeadmanXIII Yes, Icing sounds confusing, but it's really a simple rule to understand. I'm glad this video helped you on that. Be sure to share this video and subscribe :)
Definitely one of the toughest sports in the world as well. It takes real talent to be able to do everything that is done on ice. Honestly, anyone can play soccer or football or basketball, but not just anyone can pick up a hockey stick and perform at even a mediocre level.
You got a few minor things wrong and can confuse people with not always showing proper exampels. But still a pretty good of explaining the basics for beginners
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My boyfriend plays hockey & loves it, so I’m trying to learn about it so I can talk about it with him ❤️❤️❤️
Cool, glad this video helps you learn about hockey.
Check out my channel for more like this :)
Same, he wants me to go to his games but I feel like I need to know what he’s doing first 💀
viewing tip; it's hard to keep track of the puck, so watch the players, they 'll move like a school of fish to follow the motion of the puck.
novice mistake; "why are standing in front of the net when their team is trying to score, won't they be in the way?" … yes, the attacking team usually WANTs people in front of the goalie, to block HIS view of the puck and maybe redirect it; while the defenders try to clear the path - straight shots, even fast ones, are easiest for the goalie to stop.
when you hear a loud >PING< but see nothing, the puck hit the red goalpost, groan loudly at this "almost" goal.
My girlfriend feels so too
@@NinhLyUK pls stap tryna get more views and subs
Just a quick note of correction: the faceoff after an offside doesn't go back to the attacking team's zone; it occurs in the neutral zone at the dot closest to the place of the infraction.
Unless the officials deem it to be an intentional offside, or an offside pass. On an intentional offside the face off goes all the way back to your defensive zone. On an offside pass it goes to where the pass came from.
@@Taeban42 nine dot faceoffs have been adopted by pretty much every league at every level. All faceoffs go to nearest faceoff dot of team that caused stoppage without giving territorial advantage. For offsides this means if the puck is skated offside, it goes to nearest neutral zone faceoff dot to where the puck was skated over the blue line. If it is passed or shot (youth hockey in U.S. doesn't allow a player to dump or shoot puck on goal), faceoff goes to nearest faceoff dot where puck was shot without giving territorial advantage.
Oh I don’t know about ice hockey I have to do it for my year 4 PE
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I appreciate this quick rundown on the rules and penalties. I'm just getting into NHL since the inauguration of the Seattle Kraken. So far I'm loving it.
I learned a lot! Will re-watch often, the more hockey games I watch, which unfortunately is only through UA-cam
+Iris Gross Thanks Iris, just watch a few more games and it'll all make sense. Be sure to share this video and subscribe :)
Iris Gross if you'd like I have a few on a playlist and can add more
Iris Gross go to watch hockey and most all other sports in the world online. You just need to navigate your way around the pop ups that come up when you click on a game, as they must be closed in order to watch the games. Or get yourself a nice pop up ad blocker. I use both these sites for NHL, NFL, CFL, UFC, Football games all the time. I hope you enjoy.
atdhe.ru
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I usually watch hockey from the ice. Ehe ehehe
@@jonnyswab12 I love you.
A note that isnt clear in the video:
Misconducts do not result in your team being down a man. The player sits for 10 but the team isnt short (though misconducts usually are accompanied by other penalties that do result in being short handed).
Kilerchuk Yes, I tried to keep the rules fairly basic for a beginner to understand. Adding any more would have just confused the hell out of them. Thanks for your post, be sure to share and subscribe :)
Ninh Ly What team do you follow? I bet it's the red wings.
EmeraldCrusade Even though I like the Red Wings ... I'm sadly a Leafs fan. Oh the pain ...
Ninh Ly I'm a red wings and leafs fan, my two favourite teams
NHL fans, please welcome a new fan of yours.
I'll be switching the NBA for the NHL for a while. Reason is, that we already know who will win the NBA title. I don't want sports to be predictable, and since your sport is most unpredictable, as far as I know, then I'll be joining aboard.
I won't be choosing a favorite team yet, that would be disrespectful. So, I'll wait for the season to start, I'll watch as many games as possible, and maybe from there I'll chose a team to cheer on.
Welcome to the wonderful world of NHLism - a place whereby prima-donna players DON'T form super teams to the point where only one of two teams can win the championship every goddamn year. Bask at the glory that is unpredictable hockey, where any team can win on any given night. Choose your team wisely, as hockey teams are both traditional and superstitious and adds to the folklore of the game. I think you'll love it.
I see you comment just in time for the new season. I'm on the same page as you. Hockey is a cool sport and I finally want to understand all the rules and I want to become a regular watcher. I'm yet to choose a team to support but after a while I will.
Blackwatch go predators
Ninh Ly Go Bruins
So, did you enjoy your first season as a hockey fan? Which team did you go for?
Hey guys! I'm a 14 year old girl and I'm not really into sports, however the NHL has definitely intrigued me. I look forward to watching more games and possibly learning more about ice hockey in the future!
Cool, thanks for stopping by.
Ice hockey (particularly the NHL) is pretty good to watch right now and I'm sure you'll love learning about the sport.
Be sure to check out my channel for more content like this :)
same!!
i’m 15 and, although i’ve been intrigued by the NHL since 5th grade. i never really thought of learning anything about it at first. i went ice skating for the first time in 6th grade and it kind of gave me peace of mind. Just skating around on the ice calmed my mind and it instantly grounded me. i’ve held onto hockey since 8th grade sort of, i’ve watched multiple games, took notes and tried my hardest to understand it, but i can’t really wrap my head around it. i live in oklahoma, so there’s not really any chances for me to go ice skating a lot, and it’s kind of a foreign opinion on hockey. most of the time it’s football this, basketball that. however, hockey has really made itself my happy place, even if i don’t play the sport (yet.)
I'm 16 and interested in trying out for a hockey team or something so this is helpful I won't be able to do try outs until December so I have time to practice and learn about it
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The American interest and attendance would exponentially increase if this simple video could replace the pre-game talking heads at least once per month.
+Powerelectronicsguy L Thanks man, I appreciate the comments. I agree that the pre-game commentary can be a little excessive, but I suppose that's true of any sport. Thanks for stopping by, be sure to share this video and subscribe :)
+Powerelectronicsguy L I agree. The thing that kept me from watching hockey and baseball were the complex rules. Football's rules aren't any simpler, but I was able to pick up via exposure.
No
agree!
+Miles Coleman Exactly my situation
I went to the bruins game tonight. I didn’t fully understand the rules and why some penalties were called but now I get why they happened. I’m starting to really enjoy hockey. Thanks
Great video! You pretty much covered everything about hockey. However, you should make a second video that is more about penalties for people who are new to this awesome sport. Keep it up!
Probably, but this is just a primer for people who don't know what ice hockey is.
Thanks for the video. Me starting to get into being a fan of hockey, this explains a lot. I understand it's just skimming the surface but great video. Thx!!
Nelson Diaz You're welcome! I'm glad you found this video useful. As you watch or play hockey, it'll become really easy to understand. Thanks for stopping by, be sure to share this video and subscribe :)
I'll have to watch it a few more times... But great video!
Or as we say in North America, 'HOCKEY.'
That's true, but most of the world calls Field Hockey - 'Hockey'. Just trying to cover my back with that one.
Amelia Doubleyou that means field hockey to everyone else
Or as we say in Finland 'jääkiekko'
Or 'lätkä'
Or 'hoki'
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“Everyone else”. You mean like five other people
RYBORG no, that’s just because India other middle eastern countries have giant populations
Thanks for making this video. I go to a lot of hockey games, but never understood some of the rules. Would be nice to have examples of the penalties, and also explain the rules about fighting.
Hi Susan ... because there's so many penalties, it'd take up most of the video. And as for the rules of fighting, that's an interesting one. There's an unwritten code as to what you can and can't do. It's almost like Fight club ... ish. Be sure to share this video and subscribe :)
Made a new friend a couple weeks ago and he's one of the nicest guys I've ever met. never in my life have I shown an interest in hockey but i want to be able to understand it for him. thanks for the short and concise video! rly appreciate it :)
Thanks needed that! All these years I've just been watching the action and not caring so much about the rules because hockey is fun to watch even if you don't know the rules #BoltUp
Very helpful. I have a hockey game tomorrow and I had no idea how to play, so this helped a lot!!
I've watched a lot of your videos about different sports. This is the first one I watched when I actually knew the sport.
I think I try and cover most of them - there's a few obscure ones I haven't done. but most of the popular ones, yes.
Hello. Popping in for this.
I knew most about ice hockey but I needed to know about offsides and things such as that.
You're much more greater than anyone else I've known who tried to do this. Also, I watch many sports now, thanks to your easy understandings. Thanks.
+Angel Films Thanks man, I appreciate the comments on my videos! Be sure to share this video and subscribe :)
I have subscribed already, and I will be sure to share the video! Keep it up.
Been wanting to get into hockey. Thanks for making it simple. A game starts in an hour.
+flyingofdays Cool, I'm glad that you approve of this video on Ice Hockey! I hope you enjoyed your game! Thanks for stopping by, be sure to share this video and subscribe :)
It would be awesome if you could update icing. thanks for this! Trying to get my son interested and he relates more to video than me explaining :)
very good explanation. Simple to understand for beginners. Thanks for doing this.
+Vicki Peter Cool, I'm glad that you approve of this video on Ice Hockey! Thanks for stopping by Vicki, be sure to share this video and subscribe :)
Im Just a guy who never got into sports growing up and now i work at a couple stadiums i see football, hockey, basketball and baseball games and i never understood anything lol so now im trying to get a lil grasp of how the games are played 😅 so i really appreciate your videos 💯
As a new kraken fan with their only hockey experience being small viewings of Olympics and a young age trip to a whl game. Very helpful
Thanks. Release the Kraken already!
New interest in Hockey, I don't know why but when I was a kid they broadcasted a bunch of games on French TV. 20 odd years later, I want to understand this sport and root for a team, I don't know which one yet, but thanks for explaining all those rules!
Thanks! Check out my channel for more like this :)
I’m a hockey novice so this was exactly what I was looking for to learn what I need to know. Thanks!
now your talking the greatest sport on earth !!
Can't argue with that!
YES!!!!! I been looking for someone to help me understand Hockey been recently wanting to give it a try and its been fun watching but very confusing. Thank you for this video helped me so much and now i can play my NHL game with better understanding.
I'm 21 and just thought I'd start doing hockey. Some people started when they were like 4 but fuck it, it's never too late to starting
Damn right it's never too late to start! Great sport to play, good luck bro!
you got this :)
Ninh: a well done video. When you can, inclusion of 3 v 3 would help new fans understand what they are seeing in the NHL in 2015-2016.
+Vincent Alcazar Thanks Vincent. Although once videos are uploaded, you can't modify them :( Thanks for stopping by, be sure to
share this video and subscribe :)
One addition to icing. At least in North American rules, if a team is called for icing, the face off is in the offending teams end AND the offending team can not make any substitutions during that particular stoppage in play.
I think in the NHL they don't allow teams to change players. But in general, yes you're right.
In the nhl playoffs there's no shootouts
Yes, that's right.
Ninh what happened to you uploading videos I really liked them
bulletproofbears iTs AcTuAlLy 2.9 StOoPiD
20 minute OT periods as well
It seems confusing at first but then it comes naturally
+Jarret Perino yes it is, i do know general rules of this game both in NHL and in National hockey but some times game is so fast so i dont know why one team got penalty XD
That’s what she said.
A little sidenote: Overtime is played in every hockey game, there is no ties (Im not sure if this applies for kids/teens leagues)
Shootouts arent 3 shots all the time, depending on the league, but they can be played in 5 shots too
About to watch a game for the first time, this is exciting.
1. A team on a power play is allowed to ice.
2. After an offside is called the face-off is taken in the neutral zone, at the dot closest to where the offside was called.
Great video 😊
Thasnk bro.
Nice and direct. I like it
I like it when it’s a power play because of the announcer
YOUR DALLAS STARS ARE
ON
THE
POWER
PLLAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYY
Yeah, most announcers do that now. The voice of the Leafs is also pretty good at the powerplay announcements.
Ninh Ly Why are you mentioning the sad make me laughs of Trono?
Go stars!!!
BE LOUD WEAR GREEN GO STARS
this is a fine service you provide. as a frosty north american, there is one small detail you didn't accentuate that often confuses the uninitiated - you can change players on the ice even while play is ongoing. they normally change in 3 or 4 groups and stay on the ice for about a minute before changing up for the next [now rested] group.
Yes, but anybody watching it would notice that.
Thanks for this Ninh Ly, this is definitely appreciated by me. Since in my opinion both Ice Hockey and Bandy are the #1 Best sports ever, and equal what
I'm a fan of!
Thanks, much appreciated.
Check out my channel for more like this :)
@@NinhLyUK Sure thing, of course I'll Check out your channel for more like this.
@@NinhLyUK pls stap tryna get more views and subs
I like the information you shared here
Hockey referee here, great video, I understand that you withheld a lot of info for simplicity sake, but there were a few things you got wrong:
•While the 2 ice sizes you mentioned are most common, many rinks in Europe are starting to downsize to 60m by 28m, with the KHL making that the maximum size for their league in a few years.
•Any minor penalty can be called as a double minor or major penalty, at the discretion of the referee. Double minors are 4 minutes and they act like back to back minors. If a goal is scored in the first half, it's bumped down to 2 mins.
•If you are offside, the faceoff takes place just outside the attacking zone, or at the next dot back from where the offside pass originated.
•Your icing clip was actually a legal play because he crossed the center line before dumping it.
•The OT and shootout rules are decided by the league, not the country, so saying "North America has overtime and international doesn't" is false. International tournaments do have overtime, and many North American leagues don't.
•While the shootout has 3 rounds in most leagues, some leagues (including international hockey) have 5 round shootouts.
And penalty shots are awarded to a player if they are obstructed while on a breakaway.
I know you got some stuff wrong but I watched this when it first came out and it helped me so much well playing
Loving the Jin Kazama theme from Tekken 3 by the way. It's argueably the last time the series had soul.
Thanks man, I thought it went well with the video.
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This is a great primer. Thanks for this!
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I've been watching hockey for over a decade, and there are two rules that I never understood until now:
*Offsides* and *Icing.* Now, I know exactly what that means.
Thanks! Going to a game tonight and it has been years since I went to a game so wanted to do some research.
i am a big hockey fan and player and no almost everything to know about hockey and this video made me even more confused looking more complicated than it really is but good video though
I’ve been playing hockey for 6 years and definitely know the rules and yet I’m still watching
Cool. Thanks for stopping by.
Can you do a video on the differences between NHL and IIHF rules?
It was touched on very briefly in the original video, but can you do a more in depth version?
1:13 SO THAT’s what a power play is
It’s been driving me crazy forever
Yes, that's what a powerplay is. Thanks for watching my video!
started playing hockey two days ago thanks for the video
This is useful information. Any other rules or "common sense" for ice hockey? I've gone to a few ice hockey games and had no idea on the basic rules or "common sense" for ice hockey.
Thanks bro. Generally it's a simple concept to understand - it's just some of the rules of play (especially the unwritten ones) that can be quite confusing. As you watch the games, the rules will become clear.
I love the tekken 5 singleplayer soundtrack. Takes me back to my ps2 addiction
Really great helpful video! thankyou!
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You're Welcome, Ninh Ly., You #1 Winner of UA-cam. ;-)
A correction regarding draws: they no longer exist in International play either.
Uh yes they do
+Newyorkrangersfan0623 LETS GO RANGERS wait no they dont
They do exist in group stage games.
@@sarban1653 no
Now I can watch hockey and actually enjoy it
This video is excellent--direct and clear. One question I still have is how do situations happen where the goalie is missing and empty net goals occur?
When a team is down by a goal and the time is near the end of the third period, that team can add an additional forward to create more offensive chances but they must have only six players on the ice so the team must pull their goalie. Also, a penalty is only called when the offending team gains possession of the puck. Until then, the other team can pull their goalie and substitute them with a forward until the offending team gains possession of the puck.
I've played hockey for a long time, yet im watching this for absoloutely no reason
Cool, thanks.
Thanks for the video, I just moved to Canada and was completely lost on ice hockey games (even though I enjoy them a lot). What would be a good follow up to this video so I can deepen my understanding? Thanks.
I think the best thing to do is actually watch games. The rules will come to you quickly just by watching.
Glad you like this video!
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Yay I found a video to send to my friends who don't understand the rules. I always have a hard time explaining the rules to them.
Thanks Erik - glad this video helps!
Iceing is also allowed whenever a team is short handed. AKA someone is in the penalty box.
Yeah, but I can't explain every rule in ice hockey in under 4 minutes. Thanks for the input though.
hey Ninh , how about the rules of Ringett , Rink hockey, inline hockey !! great work keep it up !
If I get enough demand for either of those, yeah.
Ngl, I’m only here because I’m moving Canada and I think I’d get killed if I don’t like or know ice hockey 😭😂
I doubt you'll get killed, but hockey is everywhere in Canada.
I was watching this movie Love guru staring Mike Myers and I just liked watching the hockey game. Plus I love ice skating and I wanna learn about hockey❤️❤️
I like how you used the Tekken 3 background music in this video.
Yeah, most of my videos have computer game music in the background!
My favorite sport of all time, even though I live in a hot and humid location. (I picked up interest when I was in the US a few years ago, it's a long story.)
It's an awesome sport for sure!
It should be mentioned that misconduct and game misconduct penalties do not result in power plays. Although typically they are awarded along with a major penalty to the same player. When the latter expires, the penalized player may be substituted.
Benoit Blanchard There's lots of rules I didn't mention. I try and make these videos easy to understand for a complete beginner and I try not to include nuances that might confuse them. Thanks for the comments, be sure to share this video and subscribe :)
Nice explanation
Thanks bro.
I'm a football fan. And now that the 2020 season is over I'm gonna try and get into another sport.
Thank you. It explained a lot
Thanks man, much appreciated.
Thanks for the help
You forgot that in North America one OT period then a shootout only during the regular season. During the playoffs OT periods keep going till there is a clear winner. Also during a shootout after the 3rd set of shooters and it is still tied. The team shooting first scores the team shooting last still have one chance to tie it back up, but if the team shooting last scores then it is over right away.
I didn't want to explain the different overtime rules per continent, as they all differ in some way. Remember, this is a beginners video.
Game misconduct was already mentioned in the movie "Sudden Death". It is any serious infraction worthy of being an ejectable offense, and the hockey player charged with it is expelled from the game. Examples of game misconduct infractions include punching a referee or goalie, throwing a player into the boards to injure that player, or using the stick as a weapon to attack a ref, or doing a very serious slash on a player.
In addition, a game misconduct can also mean a league fine against the one doing it, depending on the severity of the misconduct.
I believe that is Jin’s theme from Tekken 3! Great vid!
Thanks.
A quick note would be: Overtime in Ice Hockey are applied in Both NHL and IIHF rules.
Dude the Tekken 3 soundtrack in the background
Mint 👌
Ice Hockey is cool, went to my 1st game in LA last week. I see a lot of similarities between it and Soccer/Football which I also like. I think I will like this game.
I like that you used Jin's theme from Tekken
This made me understand what was happening when me and my boyfriend went to a hockey game😂😂😂😂❤️
Sweet! I hope you and your boyfriend had a good time?
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This is pretty much how I understand this more than American Football.
Cool, thanks bro.
1:24
Idk if the rules were different during the making if this video but spearing is definitely a major penalty.
Hey Ninh, as you did a couple of videos about the Jaguars shifting to London can you do one about the KHL having a team in the UK. It's pretty amazing news if it comes to fruition
I think that was dead in the water years ago? There were a lot of reports in 2016 about a new team called the 'London Emperors' joining the league as an expansion team. But the only person who displayed any interest in doing this (Neil Black, owner of the Nottingham Panthers) basically kiboshed the idea because of the hurdles it has to overcome. And there's a lot!
@@NinhLyUK
Thanks for the response. I'm pretty sure that the KHL will do anything to get into this market before the NHL does
www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/othersports/article-7648093/Popular-prestigious-Kontinental-Hockey-League-plots-expansion-England.html
I've no question that the KHL would love to capitalise on the UK market.
Whether it happens or not is a different matter entirely.
And the Daily Mail isn't exactly the most credible source of news out there - don't trust what you read from there!
I’m excited to have found the sport for me! love a buncha rough boys
Awesome video
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Ninh Ly, From now on, you're my Coolest UA-cam Friend For Life, Because I Love Ice Hockey Too! ;-)
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International games go to overtime, followed by shootout if needed as well.
+007GRX They never used to, but they do now. Thanks for stopping by, be sure to share this video and subscribe :)
This is so helpful😄
+Tarika AOM Thanks Tarika, I'm glad this video on Ice Hockey helped you understand the game. Be sure to share this video and subscribe :)
There a 9 faceoff dots. If puck or a high touch takes place on the neutral zone closest to the center dot it will take place there.
Yes.
You should also probably note the existence of double minors, which is pretty much just minor penalties with blood and last for 4 minutes
and the player serving the penalty can't leave the box until the time is served regardless of if his team gets scored on. and the other team is on a 4 minute power play
+bmlguy I could have mentioned that, but I tried to keep the video as simple as I could for complete beginners to grasp the game. There's a lot of other rules I didn't mention for the same reason. Thanks for stopping by, be sure to share this video and subscribe :)
way ahead of you
Ninh Ly you could have also mentioned how even if a goalie gets a penalty, they don’t come off the ice. Instead, someone else has to serve the penalty for them. This is distinctly different from sports like lacrosse and soccer where if a goalie gets a penalty or a red card (in the case of hockey), they have to come off.
When you are awarded a penalty shot it can only be if there is no one in front of you and the player is behind you when he commits the penalty
Hi Marat.
Yes, I gave the basic explanation of how a penalty shot is awarded, but you are right - it is the last defender that makes an infraction that causes a penalty shot.
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Ninh Ly A penalty shot will also be awarded if a defending player other than the goaltender covers the puck with his hand in the crease.
Kilerchuk Yep, right again.
***** Like I said to the other guy: I gave the basic explanation of how a penalty shot is awarded. I don't wish to confuse a beginner with every single nuance of every single rule in Ice Hockey. This video is intended for complete beginners with no prior knowledge of ice hockey. Thanks for your input anyway :)
Oddly enough, if two penalties are committed and prevent a shot, two penalty shots are awarded (at least in International play). This happened in a game between the Swiss and Russians where the Swiss players was tripped twice.
You should make one of under water hockey
If I get enough demand, yeah.
Know body cars about the hockey. Back afta this!
Dude, you can't spell.
You don't know Mike Francesca? @@NinhLyUK
Nice to see that USA VS Russia game at the 2014 Olympics
Also if a player from the defending team other that the goalkeeper covers the pick with their glove, a penalty shot is awarded for the attacking team
Whilst that's true, I'm sure that this is something that a complete beginner doesn't need to know about initially!
Thus helped because I was playing NHL 23 with my friend and I new nun of the rules
I'm new to hockey and I wanna learn how its played and maybe play it one day
Anyone got any good videos
So THAT is what icing means. Cheers.
MrDeadmanXIII Yes, Icing sounds confusing, but it's really a simple rule to understand. I'm glad this video helped you on that. Be sure to share this video and subscribe :)
Best sport in the world!
I'd agree with that.
Definitely one of the toughest sports in the world as well. It takes real talent to be able to do everything that is done on ice. Honestly, anyone can play soccer or football or basketball, but not just anyone can pick up a hockey stick and perform at even a mediocre level.
You got a few minor things wrong and can confuse people with not always showing proper exampels. But still a pretty good of explaining the basics for beginners
he's mainly talking about ice hockey not Nort American Hockey which is NHL and has different rules and rink sizes