Puck splits in two

[thedddd]

During a Swiss A playoff game I think it resulted in no goal but it would be an interesting call if the game was close.


Guess this wasn't the first time this has happened:

 

[davnlaguna]

The puck has to completely cross the line so " no goal"

In other news spend the extra money and stop buying at the .99 francs store

 

[juliansteed]

A few of us go upto a nearby rink on our lunch hour. Unless kids have the day off from school it's usually available for us to play around. 1 of the guys from work did the same thing to a puck a month or so ago. First time I had ever seen it.

 

[puckhead]

The puck has to completely cross the line so " no goal"

In other news spend the extra money and stop buying at the .99 francs store

I remember playing minor hockey and the pucks were either Made in Canada (Quebec) or Made in Slovakia.
I'm sure they are better now, but back then you could tell the difference.