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The term was first used after NHL President Frank Calder, in reference to new rules allowing a goalie to leave their feet, said "they can stand on their heads as far as I'm concerned"; it is now used to describe multiple saves in quick succession, often without the goalie being able to reset themselves in position and using the aforementioned rule allowing them to be off their feet, such as when they stack the pads to try and save a quick rebound shot.
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What is the hockey term for faking out the goalie?
Deke.
What is the term house goalie?
A goaltender who plays in a rec league. It is deragatory. If you get caleld a house goalie then you stink
Where did the word come from Head?
Why is the term headbutt used for headbutting someone
What is a goalie's blocker called in french?
Assuming that you're referring to ice hockey, the French term for a goalie's blocker is a "bouclier" (shield), sometimes called a "plaque" (I assume this is a French Canadian term)
Where does the term stand them on their ears come from?
The phrase "stand them on their ears" is an idiom that means to overturn or disturb something completely. It likely originated from the idea of disrupting or turning something completely upside down, like standing a person on their head.
Where did the word head butt come from?
Why is the term headbutt used for headbutting someone
What is a word that rhymes with wholly and means a hockey player?
goalie
What is the term in soccer for when a player moves the ball into the goal post past goalie?
Shooting
What is the term in soccer when a player moves the ball into the goal post past the goalie?
Shooting
What is The House Term?
A goaltender who plays in a rec league. It is deragatory. If you get caleld a house goalie then you stink
What is the scientific term for pH?
pH is a scientific term, standing for potential hydrogen.
What is the Latin term for standing in for a president in their absence?
in abstentia
