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Things Thrown On Ice At Hockey Games. According to a spokesman for the hockey hall of fame, nhl fans started throwing hats on the ice to celebrate hat tricks in the 1970s. But burgers are just the latest in a long line of items hockey fans have thrown on the ice, beginning with hats for hat tricks. Fans would bring objects to games specifically to throw on the ice, such as octopuses or rubber rats, which became symbols of good. Fans throwing hats on the ice when a player scores three goals. Minor league fans toss teddy bears during the holiday season. Here's a look at seven of the more memorable. Detroit fans famously send octopuses spinning to the ice during the playoffs. There are some universal traditions in hockey. One hockey tradition is the tendency of some fans to lob objects onto the ice. Oftentimes, the objects are symbolic of something—hats for a hat trick, for example.

But burgers are just the latest in a long line of items hockey fans have thrown on the ice, beginning with hats for hat tricks. Minor league fans toss teddy bears during the holiday season. One hockey tradition is the tendency of some fans to lob objects onto the ice. According to a spokesman for the hockey hall of fame, nhl fans started throwing hats on the ice to celebrate hat tricks in the 1970s. Fans would bring objects to games specifically to throw on the ice, such as octopuses or rubber rats, which became symbols of good. Here's a look at seven of the more memorable. Detroit fans famously send octopuses spinning to the ice during the playoffs. Fans throwing hats on the ice when a player scores three goals. Oftentimes, the objects are symbolic of something—hats for a hat trick, for example. There are some universal traditions in hockey.

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Things Thrown On Ice At Hockey Games According to a spokesman for the hockey hall of fame, nhl fans started throwing hats on the ice to celebrate hat tricks in the 1970s. There are some universal traditions in hockey. Detroit fans famously send octopuses spinning to the ice during the playoffs. But burgers are just the latest in a long line of items hockey fans have thrown on the ice, beginning with hats for hat tricks. According to a spokesman for the hockey hall of fame, nhl fans started throwing hats on the ice to celebrate hat tricks in the 1970s. Fans throwing hats on the ice when a player scores three goals. Here's a look at seven of the more memorable. Fans would bring objects to games specifically to throw on the ice, such as octopuses or rubber rats, which became symbols of good. Oftentimes, the objects are symbolic of something—hats for a hat trick, for example. One hockey tradition is the tendency of some fans to lob objects onto the ice. Minor league fans toss teddy bears during the holiday season.