Ontario Hockey League’s Post

🥊 The Biggest Hitters in NHL History: Stevens, Lindros, Blake, Phaneuf, Chára, Trouba & More 🥊 ✅ If you want to be a successful team in the National Hockey League (NHL), you have to have specific type of players on your team. ✅ A winning team needs leaders, hard workers, and goal-scorers. However, you also need guys who are not scared to hit their opponents or to be hit. ✅ These hockey players are called hitters, and there are many of them in the history of the NHL who are legends now. ➡ Read more in our new blog. You will find the link in the comment below ⬅ #rezztek #rezztekhockey #icehockey #hockey #nhl #hit

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THE NEW KID ON THE BLOCK in the National Hockey League (NHL) Here comes Utah Hockey Club 🥅 Will they start 🔥 like Vegas Golden Knights when they entered the NHL? Will they start 🐌 like Seattle Kraken whey they joined the NHL? Find out how the expansion teams entered the league in the past few decades. It was usually a rocky start, but there were some exceptions (full blog in the comments below) #rezztek #rezztekblog #hockey #hockeylife PS: Which player in Utah uses Rezztek® instead of tape? Share your guess in the comments.

The average forward in the NHL spends about 45 seconds on the ice per shift. Even though this goes by really quick, you can make a huge impact on the game in such a short time. If your shift doesn’t go your way, remember your action words to say once you’ve reached the bench. “Reset” or “It’s done” are great ways to move on and be ready to improve on your next shift. #hockey #hockeyplayer #hockeyplayers #hockeymindset #mindset #mindsetiseverything #sportpsychology #sportpsychologist #mentalperformance #mentalperformancecoach #mentalperformancecoaching #mentalperformanceconsultant #mentalperformancetraining #nhl #nhlplayoffs #nhlhockey #hockeyleadership #hockeycaptain

You are behind the net, the angle making it IMPOSSIBLE to score from there ❌ Unless you can pull off a "Michigan" goal, where you SCOOP UP the puck onto your blade, a TUCK it behind the goalie while still standing behind the net 🥅 A trick shot, that only recently made its way into National Hockey League (NHL) Loved by kids ❤️ & hated by old-school hockey fans, 💥 the "Michigan" is a legitimate way to score a goal in hockey. You need skills, perfect timing and just the right amount of audacity to actually go for it in a game. Having a blade clean of ice & snow and grippy enough to lift the puck (Rezztek® helps a lot) is an advantage 💪 There are only 2 players who scored it not once, not twice, but THREE TIMES in the NHL in the recent years: Andrei Svechnikov 🇷🇺 & Trevor Zegras 🇺🇸 Read about these goals in our recent blog (link in comments) and who do you think will score the next Michigan in the NHL? #rezztek #rezztekblog #michigan #nhl #hockey #hockeylife

🏒 The National Hockey League (NHL)'s Game-Changing Generation: Shattering Stereotypes with Skill and Sarcasm  👏 As a relatively new fan of the NHL, having started following the sport just a year ago, I've been thoroughly impressed by the league's recent campaign showcasing its young talent. This initiative has not only captivated my interest but also challenged prevailing stereotypes about Generation Z in a refreshingly clever way. What stands out most is the campaign's brilliant use of sarcasm, incorporating quotes that many young people, including myself, often hear.  The NHL cleverly juxtaposes these clichés with examples of extraordinary achievements by young players, effectively dismantling these stereotypes. Players like Bedard and Jack Hughes are redefining what it means to be a young professional athlete in today's world. Their skill, dedication, and maturity on and off the ice demonstrate the positive attributes of our generation, breaking away from often unfair characterizations of Gen-Z. Not only this campaign but the decision to feature the Hughes brothers on the cover of NHL 25 is chef's kiss and further emphasizes the league's commitment to highlighting its young stars. This move not only celebrates their achievements but also inspires younger fans like myself to pursue excellence in their chosen fields. As we continue to witness the rise of these young talents, it's clear that the NHL is embracing a new era. This forward-thinking approach not only rejuvenates the sport but also sends a powerful message about the potential and capabilities of young professionals across all industries. The campaign's blend of humor and impressive feats resonates deeply with my generation. It acknowledges the stereotypes we face while simultaneously proving them wrong, creating a connection that goes beyond hockey and speaks to the broader experience of young professionals today. #NHL #GenZAthletes #BreakingStereotypes #ProfessionalDevelopment #SportsBusiness

🤩  The Wacky, Weird, Crazy and Unique Tape Jobs in the NHL 🏒  Hockey players can impress not only with their goals, assists or hits on the ice, but also with their tape jobs. 👉  Some of them are really interesting or even weird. Why are they doing it and how it is contributing to the quality of their performance? ➡  Read the full article in the comment below. #hockey #icehockey #rezztek #rezztekhockey

The recent National Hockey League (NHL) commercial about Gen Z hit the nail on the head. It’s time to rethink your perceptions. If you're adhering to outdated or false stereotypes about Gen Z, then you're probably either: 1. Missing out on the next generation of talent, or 2. Fostering a toxic work environment for the younger generation. Gen Z brings innovation, adaptability, and a fresh perspective. As leaders, it's our responsibility to break down misconceptions and create inclusive spaces where they can thrive. Embrace the change — it’s the key to future-proofing your team and business.

The NHL Winter Classic - Brilliant! Beginning in 2008, Professional Hockey started a new New Year's Day (or New Year's Eve) tradition playing outside games at baseball and football stadiums. This event has set attendance and viewing records becoming a must see for all hockey fans. This game is a great example of how a new "delivery" strategy can improve brand stickiness and fan anticipation. #Rebranding #Strategy #ProductDelivery #RiskReward #Packaging #LetsGoBlues!

The Colored Hockey League of the Maritimes (CHL) was an all-Black ice hockey league founded in 1895 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Established by Black Baptist leaders and intellectuals—including Pastor James Borden, James A.R. Kinney, James Robinson Johnston, and Henry Sylvester Williams—the league aimed to attract young Black men to Sunday worship by organizing hockey games between rival churches after services. At its peak, the CHL featured teams from across Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, with notable teams such as the Halifax Eurekas and the Amherst Royals. The league operated from 1895 into the 1930s, with interruptions during and after World War I and eventual dissolution during the Great Depression. The CHL was known for its fast, physical, and innovative style of play. It is credited with pioneering several techniques that have become integral to modern hockey. For instance, the league allowed goaltenders to leave their feet to cover the puck—a practice not permitted elsewhere until the formation of the National Hockey League (NHL) in 1917. Additionally, Eddie Martin of the Halifax Eurekas is believed to have been the first player to use the slapshot in 1906. Despite its significant contributions, the CHL's history was largely overlooked for many years. In recent times, efforts have been made to recognize and honor the league's legacy. In 2020, Canada Post issued a commemorative stamp featuring the 1906 champion Halifax Eurekas to celebrate the history of Black hockey players in Canada. In 2024, the league was declared an event of national historic significance by Parks Canada. The CHL's impact on professional hockey is evident in the widespread adoption of innovations that originated within the league. Techniques such as the butterfly style of goal tending and the slapshot have become fundamental aspects of the game. Moreover, the league's existence challenged racial barriers and paved the way for future generations of Black athletes in hockey, contributing to the gradual diversification of the sport. https://lnkd.in/g5EhxYsU #blackhistory #hockey