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An apple, a roll, and a careful chooser: clarifying the ice hockey language you probably won't comprehend

From CNN's Ben Morse

The Winter Olympics is home to a few intriguing and strange games ... yet, even in ice hockey - a game that is incredibly well known all over the planet - there are a few terms utilized by reporters or savants that you probably won't acclimate with hearing.

We selected a portion of the critical ones and clarify what they mean, so you'll be prepared to dazzle your companions and follow the activity in Beijing.

An apple: a help.

Bottle rocket: when an objective breaks the goalie's water bottle that sits on top of the net.

Flamingo: when a player lifts one leg, standing like a flamingo, to move off a shot.

Strainer: a goaltender who permits a ton of objectives, as a rule, alluded to as being brimming with openings.

You can peruse a greater amount of ice hockey's exceptional expressions underneath.