What's the "Brodeur rule" in the NHL?
Restricted celebrating after goals
Restricted goal scoring for goalies
Restricted puck handling for goaltenders
Restricted overtime play for goaltenders
Answer
The Brodeur rule, also known as the trapezoid rule, is an ice hockey rule that restricts the amount of time a goaltender can play the puck outside of his crease. The rule was introduced in the 2005–06 NHL season in an effort to increase scoring and speed up the game.
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