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What is this craziest, funniest, and/or most memorable thing you’ve seen or heard happen at a hockey game?
Question : What is this craziest, funniest, and/or most memorable thing you’ve seen or heard happen at a hockey game?
Haha, this is pretty funny: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzUkvJeOwmY
The streaker story:
http://www.sportsline.com/nhl/story/5811779
The expressions on people’s faces are priceless:
http://www.dearmitt.com/images/sub_fast_items/streakCal.jpg
Anyway, nothing too exciting ever happens when I go to games. For God’s sake, I’ve only witnessed one NHL fight live!
I guess my thing was from a Pens/Devils game this season, when a girl in a sparkly hat got clocked with a promotional mouse pad that was thrown short (it was meant to land on the ice, in protest of the calls the refs were making). Oh relax, it was only a mousepad; she was fine. Lol.
Stories, anyone?
Aww, typo in the question. That sucks. I meant:
“What is THE craziest, funniest…”
Not “this”.
- AMDD – HAHA, a friend and I were watching one of the Sens/Sabres games last season and they showed a crazy lot of you Sabres fans watching the game at HSBC on the big screen and we SWORE there was this guy amongst the crowd twirling his SHORTS or BOXERS around over his head! Now I know we probably weren’t mistaken!
And yes…
- LITY – LOL. Heard that story! I remember thinking, “Only a Flyers player…” ;)
- BOB LOBLAW – What about the guy above the guy on the right who’s holding his head?? I think it’s pretty easy to follow his line of sight… and he’s not laughing or looking horrified! LOL.
- AMDD – OH, and YES, we can establish that as the most strategically placed piece of metal in the history of the United States of America… (Even if that happened in Calgary. Haha.)
promotional mouse pads
Best answer:
Answer by rcds23
hey, so I have rangers season tickets. And like 3 years ago, my dad and I went to the rangers/capitals game that was the longest shootout in NHL history with Malik scoring the game winner. It went like 15 rounds.
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#2 written by lety 1 year ago
was a linemans in a jr c hockey game in the early 80s this lady was YELLING all game at the ref and finally with about 5 mins left in the 2nd period the ref blew the whistle skated over to the lady that was yelling at him all game and said to her YOU WERENT YELLING LIKE THAT LAST NIGHT WHEN I HAD YOU IN BED LAST NIGHT you could here a pin drop when he said that and then everyone around her starting to laugh that was one of the best ways i have ever seen to get someone to stop YELLING AT A REF
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#4 written by Angie, The Judicious Stalkwoman 1 year ago
this happened at on OHL game that i went to in October. it was Windsor Spitfires @ the Mississauga Majors. i was sitting right behind the net & there was this little boy about 8 yrs old with his dad behind me. ten seats down or so from me was a group of gay guys about 18ish with about 3 girls. during the break, the guys would take off their shirt & put their chest against the glass & bang like crazy. they spelled Majors. they thought the Goaltender was gay because of how he was dressed before the game. the security came about 4 times & gave them a warning;they refused to do anything about it even though they were all surrounded by kids. the little boy behind me kept asking his dad “daddy, what are they doing??” the guys were trying to distract the goalie. unfortunetly they didnt get kicked out. one of them had his pants almost to his ankles. the kids were covering their eyes. it was rather sad.
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#6 written by Haley 1 year ago
It is a long story, but I’ll try to make it short. Went to a Lightning game with a few people, and we had great seats (center ice about 5 rows up). One of my friends was drunk when we picked him up to go to the game.
So, were at the game, and my drunk friend keeps yelling at the players and refs, and every other word out of his month was a curse word. So the guy behind us, taps my drunk friend on the shoulder and says, “Hey buddy, do you mind watching your mouth, because I am here with my 13 year old daughter.” Then my drunk friend turns around and says to the daughter,”Hey baby, your pretty cute. Do you like to f@#$ older guys?”
Then the father of this girl, punches my drunk friend, and almost knocked him out instantly. I had only known my drunk friend for about 3 months, so I went and got an usher, had him kicked out of the game, left him at the arena, and I have not seen my drunk friend since. I won’t hang out with trash.Erica: I love the naked guy. What a hoot!
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#9 written by Awesome Bill 1 year ago
I was in the mezzanine level of the Philadelphia Civic Center at the last game the old Philadelphia Firebirds would play before moving on to Syracuse. One of the New Brunswick Hawks attempted to clear the puck out of the zone and accidently clocked an elderly lady upside the noggin’. Poor lady had to be taken out on a stretcher.
Another thing happened while some old co-worker and me were at a Flyers exhibition game at the Spectrum (dag, I’m really dating myself here) against the Islanders. This co-worker wasn’t the sharpest hook in the tray and he’s walking up the steps to the row that I’m sitting. He’s got two large sodas, cheese fries, and hot dogs all piled on one of those cardboard carriers that’s supposed to hold 4 drinks. He’s got one hand free while holding onto our stuff with the other. I’m thinking “How the ‘hockey puck’ did that genius get this far carrying everything like………..” and suddenly it all – and I mean ALL of it goes onto a dude in front of me who was wearing his nice #27 Ron Hextall jersey. I couldn’t decide whether to laugh my butt off or to yell at him. But the victim took it very well. Steve, the meal dropper, was scared and when he asked me what to do, all I could do was pick the cheese fries off the guys back and say “Aw, it ain’t bad, it’ll come out.”
Then, since we were still hungry, he asked me to get the food. I said “Me? No way man, practice makes perfect. And since I was paying for the shower you just gave this guy, you’re buying too. And use both hands!”
LITY – Thanks for that memory. God, that was more than 40,000 brain cells ago.
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#14 written by Bob Loblaw 1 year ago
LOL Erica, I remember that one, I think he left on a stretcher. The expressions ARE hilarious. Check out the old lady on the bottom right, I think she is scarred for life with the bird’s eye view she had, and what is with the guy behind her? Covering his bald head like he was going to get struck by something. The girl in the Flames jersey looks like she is losing beer through her nose. A couple of the guys don’t seem to impressed, yet can’t look away. Another couple with their eyes closed. Is that Gary Bettman with his hand over his mouth? LMAO. Thanks for the laugh.
To answer your question- nothing close to that unfortunately or should I say fortunately. -
#15 written by Like I'm Telling You Who I A 1 year ago
Jim Lorentz swinging at a bat at the old Memorial Auditorium during a Stanley Cup finals game against Philadelphia in 1975.
The thing that makes it memorable is that the players were skating around at the time to try and remove the fog in the arena and here’s Jim swinging at this bat…and hitting it!
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#17 written by amdd 1 year ago
The closest I can come up with: as you may know, during away games during the play offs, HSBC was opened up and fans could watch the games on the jumbotron. There was a stage set up outside from the party in the plaza days. We won game 4 against Ottawa, so obviously everybody was on heroine that night, so we go out to the parking lot and there’s this group of 7 or 8 guys in their boxers and jerseys or shirtless and whatnot and stuff dancing like absolute retards in celebration on the stage. Best part, my boyfriend is no hockey fan but he joined in just to make me happy lol
PS-Can we please just establish that as the most strategically placed piece of metal in the history of the United States of America?!?!
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In1972 at a play-off game between The Black-Hawks and Penguins at the old stadium, Eddie Shack came across the blue line and when Keith Magnuson went to check him, raised his stick and cross-checked Keith across the fore-head, he went down, flat on his back and when he sat up it looked like he had a huge set of lips on his forehead, blood just came pouring out like when someone slits their wrist, he laid back down and looked like he passed out, they carted him off the ice on a stretcher and you just hoped he was not dead. He did not wear a helmet, and start of the next period he comes charging out of the gate with his head all taped up in white gauze, looked like a mummy in an old Frankeistein movie, none the worse for wear, God was he fun to watch play!!
Reading the guy with the drunk friend reminded me, In the Navy in 76 I think, me and a buddy went to New York and went and saw the Rangers play the Red army team, My buddy was a real gung ho anti commie dude (Death before Dishonor tattoo) Espo and Dugay score the first two, then the Russians run off about six or seven straight. After about the forth goal the fans start booing the Rangers, and my buddy, blitzed out of his mind, stand up and starts loudly giving his opinion of the fans, (EX, these f…en NY Fans suck, What a bunc of@!#!# holes) I am tring my best to act like I never saw him in my life, luckily he sat down and passed out cold, (was about the middle of the 2nd period) stayed that way till I woke him up after the game.