In hockey, an open net occurs when the goaltender has left the goal crease, often due to a team pulling their goalie in favor of an extra skater to increase offensive pressure, typically late in the game when they are trailing. This creates a scoring opportunity for the opposing team, as the net is unprotected. Open nets can also occur during a delayed penalty, when the goalie is temporarily removed while the team has possession of the puck.
When a player has an open net to shoot at, it means that there is no goalie in the way to stop him from shooting the puck into the net. This could either be because the goaltender was out of position or he was pulled for an extra attacker.
open hockey is basikly hockey
An Ice Hockey net is 4 feet tall by 6 feet wide
200lbs
a puck
you shoot the puck in the net
A hockey goal is 6' x 4' .
try to shoot the puck in the net!
The net.
The Dimensions are different. A hockey goal is four feet high by six feet wide. A broomball net is 6 feet high by 8 feet wide.
6 feet by 4 feet
hockey it uses a puck