> A powerplay exists when one team has someone the commits a 
> penlty (like tripping, hocking, roughing, interference).  
> When that happens they go to the penlty box and there team is 
> left with only 4 players.  Thus the other team has 5.  A 
> goalie will leave the ice sometimes during a game when the 
> other team is called for a penlty and your team has possion 
> of the puck.  They will leave so that your team can get 
> another skater on the ice.  Because its a delayed penlty(the 
> haven't blown the whistle yet) as soon as the other team 
> touchs the puck play stops.  Or they will leave at the end of 
> the game to get another skater on  to try and tie the game up..
> 

So if they use this technique to get more forward power, they are,
actually, cheating, or breaking the rules?

-rc

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