Hockey has no shortage of strange moments — and sometimes the puck simply vanishes. 🏒😅 This compilation features some of the most unforgettable stuck-puck moments in NHL history. In Dallas, two separate plays see the puck lodged in a visor — one involving Dan Girardi of the New York Rangers, and another with Patrik Nemeth during a Stars–Flames matchup. Goaltenders aren’t immune either. Hall of Famer Martin Brodeur, skating with the St. Louis Blues, loses the puck in his equipment before it dramatically reappears — prompting an emphatic reveal from the referee to the delight of the crowd. In Washington, Braden Holtby exhausts every option searching for the puck, only for it to pop out at the last possible moment just before a faceoff, sending the arena into cheers. One of the greatest bloopers in NHL history follows when the puck drops into the back of Mike Smith’s pants. Unaware, the Phoenix Coyotes netminder glides backward into his crease, unknowingly carrying the puck over the ...