In hockey, You can legally beat people up

[Lonelyus]

Is it legal to beat each other up in canadian hockey​

Based on the provided search results, here’s a concise and accurate answer:
Fighting in Canadian hockey, specifically in the National Hockey League (NHL), is allowed and regulated, but not entirely “beating each other up” in the sense of unrestricted violence.

• According to the search results, fights in hockey are 99% consensual, meaning players typically agree to engage in a fight before it occurs. If a player initiates a fight without the other player’s consent, it can result in penalties, including game misconduct and suspension.
• The NHL has rules governing fighting, including:
  • Only one fight at a time is tolerated.
  • Bench-clearing brawls are not allowed.
  • Penalties are assessed for fighting, including minor and major penalties, game misconduct, and suspension.
• While fighting is allowed, it is not a free-for-all. Referees will stop the game and intervene if a fight becomes too intense or dangerous, such as when a player is injured or at risk of serious harm.

In summary, while fighting is a part of Canadian hockey, particularly in the NHL, it is not a license to engage in unrestricted violence. The league and referees aim to maintain a balance between allowing players to settle disputes and ensuring player safety.

 

[Karakol96]

You can legally beat people up anywhere as long as you dont get caught

 

[lazy_gamer_423]

dnr aislop

 

[thespanishcel]

There's an old movie about this called Slapshot

 

[Lonelyus]

There's an old movie about this called Slapshot

Send it

 

[Sloth]

You can legally beat people up anywhere as long as you dont get caught

 

[JohnDoe]

most I've seen some1 get in person is 4min in the box. pretty based sport

 

[copemaxx9002]

Is it legal to beat each other up in canadian hockey​

Based on the provided search results, here’s a concise and accurate answer:
Fighting in Canadian hockey, specifically in the National Hockey League (NHL), is allowed and regulated, but not entirely “beating each other up” in the sense of unrestricted violence.

• According to the search results, fights in hockey are 99% consensual, meaning players typically agree to engage in a fight before it occurs. If a player initiates a fight without the other player’s consent, it can result in penalties, including game misconduct and suspension.
• The NHL has rules governing fighting, including:
  • Only one fight at a time is tolerated.
  • Bench-clearing brawls are not allowed.
  • Penalties are assessed for fighting, including minor and major penalties, game misconduct, and suspension.
• While fighting is allowed, it is not a free-for-all. Referees will stop the game and intervene if a fight becomes too intense or dangerous, such as when a player is injured or at risk of serious harm.

In summary, while fighting is a part of Canadian hockey, particularly in the NHL, it is not a license to engage in unrestricted violence. The league and referees aim to maintain a balance between allowing players to settle disputes and ensuring player safety.

Imagine how much pussy the avg hockey player scores holy shit

 

[JohnDoe]

dnr aislop

 

[copemaxx9002]

You can legally beat people up anywhere as long as you dont get caught

You're going to get caught

 

[JohnDoe]

Imagine how much pussy the avg hockey player scores holy shit

I played when younger, didn't help my chances. all the foids preferred basketball tyrone

 

[Karakol96]

You're going to get caught

If you go out at night and beat a random person in a quiet area there is not a high chance

 

[Karakol96]

If you go out at night and beat a random person in a quiet area there is not a high chance

but I would never do something like this

 

[JohnDoe]

Am i ?

can't catch a dead man

 

[lifesucksandyoudie]

Contact sports are giganormie tier