Folgender Beitrag entspringt unserem Bedürfnis, auch dem Eishockey-Neuling mit Rat und Video zur Seite zu stehen. Während man uns in jungen Jahren noch die Regeln im Stadion erklärte, bieten sich dank neuer Medien völlig andere Wege, sich in dieser besten aller Sportarten regeltechnisch zurechtzufinden. Heute lautet das Thema „Abseits“.
OFFSIDES
a) Players of an attacking team shall not precede the puck into their attacking zone.
b) The determining factors in deciding an offside are:
1. The players’ skates position – player is offside when both skates are completely over the blue line in his attacking zone before the puck completely crosses the line,
2. The puck position – the puck shall have completely crossed the blue line into the attacking zone.
c) In violation of this rule, play shall be stopped and a face-off shall be conducted:
1. At the nearest neutral zone face-off spot if the puck was carried over the blue line by the attacking player,
2. At the place where the pass or shot originated when the puck was passed or shot over the blue line by an attacking player. (See point 4 in this rule).
3. At the end face-off spot in the defending zone of the offending team if, in the opinion of the Linesman or Referee, a player has intentionally caused an offside.
4. At the end zone face-off spot in the defending zone of the offending team, if the puck was passed or shot by the attacking player from his defending zone.➤ 1. The attacking zone shall be completely clear of attacking players before the delayed offside can be nullified with the puck still in the attacking zone.
➤ 2. “Immediately” means that the attacking players shall not touch the puck, or attempt to gain possession of a loose puck, or force the defending puck carrier further back in the zone.
➤ 3. In this second case, when the Linesman drops his arm, any attacking player may re-enter his attacking zone.
Viel besser als der trockene Text können dies die Starbulls in Zusammenarbeit mit Servus TV erklären:
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