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pty by lelkimari.ggg November 24, 2021
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Acronym for “Premature ‘Tendy Yank”
A premature tendy yank occurs in ice hockey when one team is down a goal or more in the last few minutes of the game, pulls the goaltender sooner than traditionally expected. “Yanking” the goaltender with 5 minutes left when you are down two goals is considered too early and usually results in an empty-net goal to pad the stats.
A premature tendy yank occurs in ice hockey when one team is down a goal or more in the last few minutes of the game, pulls the goaltender sooner than traditionally expected. “Yanking” the goaltender with 5 minutes left when you are down two goals is considered too early and usually results in an empty-net goal to pad the stats.
PTY
Acronym for “Premature ‘Tendy Yank”
A premature tendy yank occurs in ice hockey when one team is down a goal or more in the last few minutes of the game, pulls the goaltender sooner than traditionally expected. “Yanking” the goaltender with 5 minutes left when you are down two goals is considered too early and usually results in an empty-net goal to pad the stats.
A premature tendy yank occurs in ice hockey when one team is down a goal or more in the last few minutes of the game, pulls the goaltender sooner than traditionally expected. “Yanking” the goaltender with 5 minutes left when you are down two goals is considered too early and usually results in an empty-net goal to pad the stats.
PTY
Acronym for “Pre-mature ‘Tendy Yank”
In ice hockey, when the goaltender is pulled earlier than normal to allow for the extra attacker. Usually with more than 2 minutes left in the game which usually results in a couple empty-netters to pad the stats.
In ice hockey, when the goaltender is pulled earlier than normal to allow for the extra attacker. Usually with more than 2 minutes left in the game which usually results in a couple empty-netters to pad the stats.
PTY by Dr. Boners MD December 14, 2024
PTY
Acronym for “Pre-mature ‘Tendy Yank”
In ice hockey, when the goaltender is pulled earlier than normal to allow for the extra attacker. Usually with more than 2 minutes left in the game which usually results in a couple empty-netters to pad the stats.
In ice hockey, when the goaltender is pulled earlier than normal to allow for the extra attacker. Usually with more than 2 minutes left in the game which usually results in a couple empty-netters to pad the stats.
PTY by Dr. Boners MD December 14, 2024
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