Would the goal have been disallowed if he had of gone into the net?

Don't know if this should have counted as his left foot was in the crease.

Unless the regulation rules don't apply in shootouts.

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Holy crap, how can anyone watch a game with so many ads printed on the ice? It's hard enough to see the puck on plain white ice.

No kidding!!!!!!

It's questionable whether this goal should have been allowed. In a shootout the shooter must always be moving forward. It looks to me like he put on the brakes and stopped his forward motion before completing his spin move and shooting. In any event it's far from the greatest shootout goal ever. I've seen dozens of goals equal to or better than this.

Europeans are big on in the rink advertising but Holy Crap is right. I've never seen that much shit on the ice.

I always thought it was as long as the puck keeps moving forward. Are there some of the better moves you've seen that have videos that, if you have the time, could post links too if they exist? Huge hockey fan, love the mess that the shootout sometimes is. Note: bored of the spin-a-rama move (way more questionable move than the one in this video).

Feet in the crease don't matter anymore

I love the NHL, and I always get annoyed with advertising when I see Premier League Football (soccer). NHL sweaters/jerseys have some great designs, with standouts really exploring the theme/logo/imagery of the team. And then you've got Premiere League jerseys, with a MASSIVE chest logo shilling for some corporate sponsor and a tiny team logo in a font/height about 1/10th the size of that sponsor logo. No "I" in team, but apparently there are plenty of $'s.

Then again, I guess that even in the NHL there are advertising logos on every single square inch of the boards above the ice surface and under the glass.

Not to mention that damn near every single arena/field is now known as [Insert Bank/Corporation/Conglomeration name here] Center. Remember when those places used to be named for great players or coaches attached to the franchise, or some other thematic element of the team or city? I guess big props are due for Detroit's Joe Louis Arena and NYC's Madison Square Garden, the only non-shill NHL venues I can come up with off the top of my head (did I miss any?).

Sometimes I get all disgusted with how you can't go 2 goddamn seconds without having somebody try to sell you something. Yay capitalism, I guess.

Sorry, /rant off.