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Old Wed May 13, 2015, 08:10am
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Take a look at NHL Rule 81.5. There are about 7 ways to nullify icing. Probably the most common I see:
- An onside teammate wins the "race to the puck"
- An opposing player was able to play the puck and chose not to.
- The goalkeeper touches the puck
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