A battle between two of the NHL’s best teams Tuesday night took a bizarre turn when the Edmonton Oilers benefitted from a fan throwing their cheesy nachos onto the ice, scoring a goal on ...

It gave us something new. In the lengthy history of the genre, at least at the NHL level, nachos have somehow stayed in their seats, among those who purchase and consume them. Advertisement ...

EDMONTON — A plate of nachos hitting the ice was only a temporary ... getting free in the slot to backhand a puck under ...

However, according to NHL rules, the object on the ice didn ... afterwards as a replay of the goal was shown. “Yeah, those nachos were already there. And I don’t think Logan Thompson can ...

Washington Capitals goalie Logan Thompson said he was distracted by a tray of cheese-covered nachos thrown on the ice while Oilers winger Corey Perry scored on him in Edmonton on Tuesday night.

It's unclear why or how the nachos ended up on the ice in the first ... Follow Yardbarker on MSN to see more of our exclusive NHL content. More must-reads: Trending slideshow: Who scored the ...

At the 4:50 mark of the second period, the Oilers were bringing the puck into the offensive zone when a tray of nachos was thrown onto the ice by a fan. Oilers star forward Leon Draisaitl got the ...

Also, Alex Ovechkin was in town with the buzz surrounding his chase to break Wayne Gretzky’s record for most goals scored in NHL history ... A plate of nachos was thrown on the ice during ...

This is the best nachos-related sports moment since Kevin Durant and a Warriors fan in 2016. While the Edmonton Oilers were on a rush against the Washington Capitals, a plate of nachos landed on ...

So, throwing rink-quality nachos away, even for a gag, might make some of our wallets shake with fear. The throwing of objects onto the ice at NHL games certainly has a strange history.

A plate of nachos on the ice. Leon Draisaitl opened the scoring for Edmonton just 3:02 into the first period, getting free in the slot to backhand a puck under Thompson’s glove for his NHL ...