What is Off sides in a hockey game?

Answer 1

When a player crosses their offense line and a player in their team is already in the zone so the play gets whistled dead.

Answer 2

In hockey, offside is an infraction whereby a team on offense crosses the opposition's blue line before the puck does. The offside is only called if a player on offense touches the puck within the offensive zone; he may exit and re-enter the offensive zone to avoid the referee's whistle. Typically an offside is called if a player receives a pass that crosses into the offensive zone, carries the puck over the blue line without full control, or crosses the blue line before a teammate shoots the puck into the zone or carries the puck across the blue line.

After an offside, play is whistled down, and the face-off is moved outside the blue line.

Answer 3

its when you someone is in frount of the oposing blue line without the puck and some one else on the same team who has the puck behind the bue line carrys the puck in frount of the blue line wile the person is still in frount of it

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X x and o are on the same team

if x has the puck and skates in while o stays there that's offsides

Answer 4

An offside in Ice Hockey is when a player from the attacking team has crossed over the defending teams blueline before the puck. It is a delayed offside when nobody from the attacking team touches the puck.

Answer 5

an off-sides is when a player crosses the blue line before the puck.

Answer 6

In ice hockey, a player is offside if he enters the attacking zone (fully crosses the blue line) before the puck has.

Answer 7

there isn't offside