My team always loved to play " keep away " at the end of practice. The object of the game is to keep the puck away from the other team for as long as possible. It's a great way to blow off some steam and have some fun. The game also has some practical applications. It helps players to learn how to keep possession of the puck and how to make quick passes. It also helps players to learn how to read the other team's defensive strategy. The game of keep away is believed to have originated in old and historic Sparta. The game was adjusted a bit though, as in the modern way of playing it noone gets killed anymore. It is very surprising how good a duck is at playing keep away, but that's probably partly due to the ability of flying. This nasty little boy sometimes just grabs the puck and flies to the rooftop. The worst one out there until last season definitely was Withecheck, he really loved to turn the puck over. He surprisingly improved a lot in the turnover game though this season.