Banned in the NHL: Unbelievable and Outrageous Incidents

🚫The NHL has banned players from using certain accessories and clothing, including tinted visors and modified sweaters.

🎮The NHL considered banning Fortnite due to players allegedly being too obsessed with the game.

🤼Fighting between players, especially goalies, has been a controversial topic in the NHL.

👕Rob Ray's strategy of removing his sweater and slathering himself in Vaseline was deemed unfair and led to a rule change.

🔦Referee Tim Peel was caught on mic stating his desire to even up a call, raising questions about the integrity of the game.

What accessories and clothing have been banned in the NHL?

—The NHL has banned accessories such as tinted visors and modified sweaters that players used for style or competitive advantage.

Why did the NHL consider banning Fortnite?

—The NHL considered banning Fortnite due to concerns that players were becoming too obsessed and it might affect their performance during games.

Why is fighting a controversial topic in the NHL?

—Fighting in the NHL is controversial because it raises concerns about player safety and the integrity of the game.

Why did Rob Ray's strategy of removing his sweater and using Vaseline get banned?

—Rob Ray's strategy was seen as unfair and gave him an advantage in fights, leading to a rule change.

What did referee Tim Peel do that raised questions about the integrity of the game?

—Referee Tim Peel was caught on mic expressing his desire to even up a call, suggesting biased officiating and raising concerns about fairness.

00:00Introduction to outrageous and banned incidents in the NHL.

01:13The NHL's ban on accessories and clothing, including tinted visors and modified sweaters.

03:13Controversy surrounding the potential ban on Fortnite in the NHL.

06:37The controversial topic of fighting in the NHL and its implications for player safety and game integrity.

09:00Banned fighting tactics, such as Rob Ray's strategy of removing his sweater and using Vaseline.

11:26Referee Tim Peel's statement raising questions about biased officiating and fairness in the NHL.