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Modo backup goaltender(younger brother of Joel Eriksson Ek) pushes opponent sitting on the boards.

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GarlicbreadTB said:


Funny situation I thought.
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Filthy Dangles said:
The only thing that would make sense is him trying to avoid a too many men penalty...certainly strange.
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That would mean he's aware enough to recognize too many men on the ice, but not aware enough to recognize that he's at the wrong bench.

And now I'm wondering what would happen if he had been able to complete that change into the wrong bench. Could that be called unsportsmanlike conduct? Or would they just laugh at him for being stupid?
 
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IWantSakicAsMyGM said:
That would mean he's aware enough to recognize too many men on the ice, but not aware enough to recognize that he's at the wrong bench.

And now I'm wondering what would happen if he had been able to complete that change into the wrong bench. Could that be called unsportsmanlike conduct? Or would they just laugh at him for being stupid?
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I think kuznetsov tried that once, not sure if there was an extra penalty on top of the too many men
 
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