[Texas Eagle]

Because nobody understands "icing" or "off sides" which is what the referees always call whenever anything called a "goal" happens.

A goal in hockey is like Bigfoot. People claim to have seen one but there's never been any actual evidence of one.

[Pearls Before Swine]

A goal in hockey is like Bigfoot. People claim to have seen one but there's never been any actual evidence of one.

Two of my boys were varsity HS defensemen. They couldn't stand soccer, which I think is a little like ground-hockey without the equipment.

One said, "Dad, do you know why there are these deadly soccer-stadium riots?" "The fans riot out of sheer boredom."

[Mozzafiato]

A goal in hockey is like Bigfoot. People claim to have seen one but there's never been any actual evidence of one.

There's an average of 6 goals per NHL game, which is higher than the number of TDs in a NFL game (about 4.5).

[dfwgator]

Denis Lemieux will teach you everything you need to know

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peAqMbF_u3w

[Gay State Conservative]

Well,you certainly don't see many when Tukka Rask is between the pipes.

[PA Engineer]

A goal in hockey is like Bigfoot. People claim to have seen one but there's never been any actual evidence of one.

Great. You made me laugh today. I think you will understand this. As a western PA resident, why did it have to be Crosby scoring the winning goal for the Canadians?