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Cage: Another name for the net.

Power Cage: Also known as a power rack, squat cage, or squat rack, it is a piece of equipment used for

Goal Cage: A 6 foot wide by 4 foot high tubular steel frame consisting of a cross bar and two goalposts to which a net is attached.

Cager: The driver of a car, truck, van, RV or other vehicle that confines the inhabitants within an enclosed space.

Open Ribcage: when your back is curved

Short Side: The side of the goal cage where the goaltender is playing; so called because there's a smaller area to shoot at on that side.

Rush: In both real-time strategy, and first person shooter games a 'rush' is a fast attack used very early on in the game to attempt to surprise and overwhelm an opponent. It’s also sometimes refe . . . View Full Definition

Green Light: A light behind the goal cage, next to the red light, that goes on when time has expired in a period. When that green light goes on, the red light is locked out, so the goal judge can't indic . . . View Full Definition

Triangle: The defensive alignment generally used when a team is two players short because of penalties. The three remaining players form a triangle, with one of them near the top of the slot to cover . . . View Full Definition

Red Light: A light behind the goal cage, next to the green light, that is turned on by the goal judge to indicate that a goal has been scored.