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What is a shutout in NHL hits?
a shutout is wear a goalie, makes every save in the game,
What does shutout mean?
Shutouts are when a goalie has a perfect game with zero goals let in the net
Does an NHL goalie earn a shutout in a regular season game after the overtime but before the shootout?
yes
Was there ever an nhl hockey game with no starting goalie?
you my friend, are stupid.
Has there ever been a shutout in a BCS game?
Type your answer here... Just an instant ago! January 9th 2012. Alabama shutout the LSU Tigers 21-0.
How do you use the word goalie in a sentence?
The goalie really saved the game.
What is a shutout?
A shutout can be in any sport. It simply means that the goalie in either hockey,soccer or and other sport where a goalie is required did not let in any goals. However, in sports like football baseball etc. . . it means that one of the teams hasn't scored any points for the whole game. For example : The Montreal Canadiens win 5-0 against The Toronto Maple Leafs. Montreal would have otten a shut out.
Can a pulled goalie come back into the game in ice hockey?
No, once a goalie is pulled in ice hockey, they cannot re-enter the game unless there is an injury to the backup goalie.
How do you switch your goalie to backup goalie on NHL 2008 during a game?
you go to change line on the pause menu then put your goalie in
Was there ever a NHL goalie that was the team captain?
yes Actually Ice hockey goalies, in most leagues (Including the NHL) cannot be a Caption or Assistant Caption. This is because a Caption or Assistant has to be able to be on the Ice At all times, as the Goalie might be benched a game or be subbed out. So to your answer No a Goalie cant be a caption.
What is the biggest NFL shutout ever?
The biggest shutout in NFL history occurred in 1940 when the Chicago Bears defeated the Washington Redskins 73-0 in the NFL Championship Game. This remains the largest margin of victory in an NFL game.
How does a hackey game resume after a goalie covers the puck?
the plays continues, with a faceoff in the circle to the left or to the right of the goalie, depending on where the goalie covers the puck.
