Agricola Big Box would have been at the top of my list . Shame it is getting pushed back . <| sep |> Boards means the walls around the edges of the rink . Literally wood boards at the bottom , plexiglass on the top . When you hear a player described as being good on the boards , that usually means they do well in battles for the puck on the walls . Onetimer is a shot where the shooter doesn ' t cradle the puck after receiving it from the passer , he only touches the puck once , and that ' s while shooting it , hence he touched it one time . Great example here from one of the best at it . Many players prefer to receive the pass , control the puck , and change its position before shoting , which is what Eberle gets criticized for sometimes , when the prime scoring chance should be the onetimer . He will receive a pass , and touch it a few times before shooting , and that extra second gives the opposing goalie time to get in position to make the save . So a onetimer is not something every player is good at , as it has to be executed quickly and is tough to do accurately , rather than taking your time to pick a spot to shoot with full control . Rush means when the attackers possess the puck , skate through the neutral zone , and attempt a scoring chance as soon as they enter the offensive zone . You ' ll see McDavid carry the puck , skate at full speed , and try to go around the defenders while attacking , that ' s an example of a rush . A 2 on 1 , where the attackers have the puck and move in on the opponent ' s goal and attempt to score as quick as possible before the opposing players can come back and defend , that ' s another rush . Contrasted with the dump and chase where a player will toss the puck in and the team skates after it to try and recover it , or the team gains full control of the offensive zone with all players in position to pass it around and orchestrate a play .