Dig: When a player uses their body or stick in an attempt to get the puck away from an opposing player. This usually takes place along the boards.

 

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Dig: When a player uses their body or stick in an attempt to get the puck away from an opposing player. This usually takes place along the boards.

Blanc Du Valdigne: Has several synonym names including Blanc de Morgex. Indigenous variety grown in the Val d'Aosta region of Italy. Claimed to be free of phylloxera attack in its high altitude, rocky habitat. . . . View Full Definition

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Digital Video Effects (DVE): Special effects created with digital, computer-based technology. Compare with electronic effects.

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