Bill Fenwick writes: >I'll have to dig out a rule book for the specific wording, but the rule is >that the penalty of the player who FIRST put the scoring team on the power >play is the one that gets wiped out. In the above situation, Player 1 from >Team B put the teams at even strength, 4-on-4. Player 2 gave Team A a power >play, 4-on-3, which Team A scored on. Since Player 2 caused the power play >situation, Player 2 gets out of the box. I recall this situation also >being discussed in the Interpretations section of the rule book as well. And indeed, this is what happened in the UNH-Providence game. It would appear there is such a rule in NCAA hockey. Anybody know if this exists in other (NHL, AHAUS, etc) rulebooks? It's a new one for me (and I *thought* I knew all the rules :-) Chris