We had to FORFEIT in the middle of a PLAYOFF GAME!
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- The Tropics are back for Season 10 EP 10 - The playoffs against The Palms. This is by far the weirdest game I've ever been apart of... Now that it's all over hopefully we can just laugh about it... 🏒🌴🎥
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Seems like the tropics and the rink both need new managers.
The rink stopping the game after the second period is so immature lol either deal with it before or after
Yeah I have play3d in games where a few days later they inform us of a forfeit, that's a whole lot less drama.
Yup either end it immediatly or don't.
Why do they let a team even on the ice if they haven't paid before the season starts? Our rink requires full payment before any games can be played.
26:56 did he say 1600 bucks?
So did Rustin not pay the fees, then not tell the rest of the team that they would forfeit due to nonpayment? And also that he was suspended? On top of crosschecking a guy that was pushed into your goalie (the xchecks were 3-1...it should NOT have been 5v5 after that).
More management of the league. He should have came into the dressing room after the previous game and said "you won't be able to play again unless the balancs owed is paid. Your dressing room will be locked and you won't be allowed to sign the key out if anyone shows up". Then he also should have been on your bench before the game to prevent anyone from going on the ice if they decided to get dressed in the hallway ... or other teams room if you guys are that close of friends
Sounds like Rustin needs to not only grow tf up, but find a new team. Imagine screwing your guys out of a blowout win because you started beef with rink mgmt prior, and on top of that, you owe money.
Incredibly entertaining tbh🤣
What a weird and crazy game lol 😆
Actually so funny that the dude who didn't pay and basically screwed his own team is also the guy who is NON STOP chirping with a cage on
Sounds like the dumbest way to manage a league IMO.
That rink sucks
That rink makes my mushroom head swell up with man fluids 😩😩😩
@@Yeearight I will let my own Dad pump it hard and fill it up 😩😩😩😩
@@voiceofreason7567 I can't tell if that's good or bad
@@Yeearight hard is what my pork sword gets *OHHH DAD* 😩😩😩
If the rink had just charged each team up front before playing none of this would have happened!
They technically did. They just didn't end up paying the rest.
That Rustin guy would annoy the shit out of me if he was on my team
Love the intro!
Crazy game
Look at all those pucks!
Wtf just happened??? I was so confused. That never happened to my league except when the ref got into a fight with the players and parents lol
Harsh reality check when the glory days of Bantam AA are over and you gotta deal with the reality of being a recreational hockey player 😂😂😂 iTs PlAyOfF hOcKeY
3:19 to 3:25 bender ya need to call for ya boy show him some love that he knows your there big guy, and may I add love the vids have a good one
ayyye shoutout keon, ftb
As a team manager, I make sure my team is all paid up for the season. And I try to limit the subs and if they play it goes to a beer fund. And just follow the league rules.
Haha wow that was a first I ever seen that
They have more pucks on the ice for warmups than an nhl game lol
In Minnesota, it's $175 for 11 games
What curve do you use, Bender?
That never happened in the league I play in
That's werid did you guys win or lose
What are the league fees out there and Cali and for how many games?
Here outside of Philly (it differs from rink to rink) but ours was 12 games plus playoffs for 3400 and stats are tracked. Curious to hear what everyone else’s is
roller hockey out in tucson az is 180 for 8 games and playoffs usually only have 4 teams per league
So who won the game beer league bender
Goalie with the chop @7:28
Where is this?
I'm so confused rn
lmao this team has been having money issues since i played with you in 2016 meanwhile pretty much everyones fee's wouldnt even make a dent to their account :'D
In our league we have 10 skaters on the roster and subs pay $15 a game. We had a few times were a team didn't pay and got threatened to get the boot, they payed...
You must be in a small town because 10 skaters x $15 x 15 games is only $2250 and double that for winter ($4500) with twice as many games. Here is Edmonton Alberta Canada the cheapest league fees are like $5200 for summer and $11000 for winter. If league fees work out to being more than $15 a game then how do you get guys to pay and not say "I only want to sub?". When I ran a team six years ago it worked out to like $23 a game and I only charged subs $20 which lead to everyone only wanting to sub
@@chrismac5560 ok, my 40+ league has five teams and $20 a game sub fee payed in the locker room. My 50+ league also has five teams but $15 dollars per game payed in locker room. Subs are lucky to play a few games a year and on short notice hence lower price, we got a sub and some extra money because you don't get money back if you can't make the game. Being a sub to save money is viable because your going to sitting at home watching it on tv 😁
Like Bender , getting more players to save some money works only if everybody pays the full amount before the first game because a few will start whining about ice time then 4 droop out going from 12 to 8 players costing the remaining played paying the team fees. Seen it happen often .
I play in a Moday 50+ league, a Wednesday 30+ league and a Friday 60+ league all in the same rink here in North Central Massachusetts plus a pickup league on Saturday nights.
The 30+ league has 10 skaters plus a goalie. Skaters pay $675, the goalie pays $300 and subs pay $20 per game. The season is 28 weeks (Sept. - April), so that is a total of $7,050 per team. They have a banquet at the end of the year, so part of the fee goes towards that.
The 40+ league has 10 skaters plus a goalie. Skaters pay $580, the goalie pays $0 and subs pay $20 per game. The season is 24 weeks (Oct. - April), so that is a total of $5,800 per team.
The 50+ league has 10 skaters plus a goalie. Skaters pay $585, the goalie pays $0 and subs pay $15 per game. The season is 24 weeks (Oct. - April), so that is a total of $7,050 per team.
In the 10 years that I have been playing in these leagues I never heard of any team having issues paying. I guess the team captains do a good job collecting the player fees throughout the season. I try to make it easy on the captains and, if possible, pay the whole season the first game of the season.
Wow! Why wasn't anything communicated to your team before the game started. Could have saved a lot of confusion. Still an entertaining video though.
Having subs is never a bad thing it helps alot
I can’t stand when our GM does this. He worries and calls too many subs when guys don’t check in, I feel like I am able to get more in to a game with 2 lines than a full squad because not everybody plays honest minutes and sometimes you’re sitting for a long time in between shifts
I agree however good luck finding 10 guys (11 if goalie pays) who are willing to pay $550ish+ for 15 summer games or $1100+ for 30 winter games. Enough people complain about cost when it's spread across 15-16 guys and you can't tell someone who's paid they can't come. Dman will especially complain as regardless of if there is 10 12 or 13 there is only going to be 4 d so they gain nothing from paying more.
The next problem with 10 man rosters is it works out to like $40 a game. No sub is going to come and pay $40 even if it means two lines, so you're left either not charging subs because league fees are paid or only charging $20 which subs will pay; both of those lead to nobody wanting to play full time and only wanting to sub and then you're in even farther behind on paying league fees.
Everyone either needs to shut up, pay up and get more ice or shut up, sit down and get less ice, you can't have your cake and eat it too.
Personally I don't mind paying to run a 10 man roster however I'm not paying for 6 spots while everyone else pays for 1, we all need to pay for 1.5. In my experience however, over 6 full winters and 2 half winters as well as 5 full summers and 1 half summer of playing mens league (many of those on multiple teams) I can say I've maybe bet three other guys who are willing to pay up for less players/more ice and I've played on 9 different teams (also subbed a game or two for 5 or so teams) so I've played with a lot of guys. Only other option is find a sponsor willing to donate half the fees however I've also yet to hear anyone speak up that they know company willing to sponsor a beer league team's league fee (I have for half jersey cost with the company getting their logo on the jersey)
@@chrismac5560 I dunno what league you’re talking about but those prices are crazy. Summer was $250 a guy and winter with all those games is $550. We don’t charge the subs a penny to come fill in if we need a man, I’m fine with the prices we pay and would pay a little more for 2 lines if need be. At the prices you said though obviously no one’s going to do that
@@MrMitchywoo well yeah for your prices if that was based on 15 guys then you're looking around $375 for summer and $825 for winter to play with 10 guys.
In Edmonton Alberta Canada I play in CCRHL (Capital City Rec Hockey League) and this summer league fees for a team were $6250 for 16 games, $6775 for 18 games or $7300 for 20 games. The winter fees for this winter are $11760 for 28 games, $12390 for 30 games, $13020 for 32 games or $13650 for 34 games.
I also play in the RCHL (River Cree Hockey League) which ran through ASHL (Adult Safe Hockey League), this coming winter for 30 games is $11970 ($1050 cheaper than the CCRHL 30 game price). I don't remember exactly how much it was for this summer but I believe it was around $5750.
Anyways I usually end up paying around $400 a team for summer and $775-825 a team for winter and that's with 15 + a goalie
The rinks I play at in Florida charge a set team fee, it's the same for every team regardless of how many players you have. I usually pay with a credit card at the start of the season and everybody pays me back by at least the second game if not immediately. Any subs pay me 20 bucks because that's about how much it costs per game with the number of players I have and I add it to a beer/drink fund. I can add as many players as I want as long as I'm under the roster limit at no charge. Sounds like you guys need a new captain/rep and it also looks like the rink needs to be more transparent with you guys in terms of player eligibility and how much you owe.
It should be every even beeer league team rule
How old is Rustin? He acts like he's 17 but looks like he's 40
Rusty looks rusty and acts rusty lol . Moody lol
Collect fees or you don't play. That simple.
How Expensive can summer league be? It's like 12 weeks...like $5000 at most for the entire team?
Here in Edmonton Alberta Canada one league for 16 games is $6250. To run a two lines team that's $570 if the goalie pays and $625 if the plays for free. Good luck getting guys to pay that. With 15 skaters that's $390 with goalie paying and $420 with goalie playing for free. Most guys complain about $390 but then complain there's too many guys. You can't tell a guy who paid that he can't come so either shut up and pay around $600 or shut up and sit down while you wait longer between shifts and get fewer shifts. Only other option is go find the team a sponsor willing to pay half the team's league fees every season
@@chrismac5560 That's insane! I'm in Montreal, where we have the highest concentration of rinks and leagues, so I guess it skews my view, but our 2-line team pays $3500 for a 12 game summer season. That's $320 each (including me, the goalie).
EDIT - And we play at the Canadiens practice facility, so NHL ice and facilities.
@@JoeyVilleneuve that's actually insanely cheap. $320 / 12 = $26.66 a game so if you played 16 like us you'd pay $425 each. As mentioned if we ran two lines with a goalie paying for 16 games it would be $570 per person or $35.62 per game
Is Montreal really the highest concentration of arenas?
Farthest east I've gone in Canada is Toronto so genuinely curious to your arena situation.
Edmonton is just over a million people and we have 26 single rinks, 9 twin rinks and a single quad rink facility. That's a total of 48 sheets of ice. That does not include Rogers Place where the Oilers play but does include the community arena attached to Rogers place where the Oilers practice. Trust me when I say ice in the winter is near impossible to get and we desperately need more arenas.
In the near by communities St. Albert (basically part of Edmonton) there is a twin arena and a triple arena facility. Sherwood Park (basically part of Edmonton) there is two twin arenas. Fort Saskatchewan 20 minutes away has two single rinks. Ardrossan 15 minutes away has a single rink. Beaumont 15 minutes away has a twin arena. Leduc 20 minutes away (where our airport is) has a single rink and a triple rink facility. Devon 20 minutes away has a single rink. Spruce Grove 15 minutes away has a two twin rinks. Stony Plain 20 minutes away has a single rink. And there is a single arena literally in the middle of nowhere just over 10 minutes from Edmonton. That's another 25 sheets of ice, I believe I got every rink within a 20 minute drive of the city.
The River Cree league, the cheaper of the two leagues I play in plays exclusively out of the River Cree twin arena and is the only men's league which plays there. Ice times are usually pretty good unless you don't like early to mid afternoon weekend games because you have kids. In winter you can expect around 10 of you 30 games to be after 10pm however they also have the latest start times with a few games not starting until 11:15pm or 11:30pm. The other league I play in, CCRHL, the more expensive league plays in nearly all the Edmonton arenas as well as the ones in St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Leduc and Beaumont which I mentioned above and also plays some games in Rogers Place (Oilers arena) which is an additional cost to the team. In a 30 game winter season you'll play around 22 games after 10pm so only about 8 games before 10pm. This is mainly because they have a deal with a privately owned single rink and a privately owned twin rink which is a good chunk of their earlier ice slots.
There is another league which I have never played in before but last winter they had 76 teams. I'm not postive on cost but I know it is more than River Cree but less than CCRHL, they almost never play before 10:45pm, if you get a 10:30pm game in that league you are cheering and if you're team is really lucky you might get a single 8:45pm game however that likely won't happen until playoffs when minor hockey starts to end or right around Christmas like Dec. 23rd or Dec. 27th as most minor hockey doesn't play that close to Christmas.
We desperately need more arenas in Edmonton however the only plans I've heard is one of the single rinks is supposed to be getting twinned (I first heard that over four years ago and it's still not) and I just heard a rumor of a separate single arena with 8000-9000 seating could be getting built in the field beside the parking lot of the River Cree twin arena, which if built I'm hoping will eliminate all games after 10:30pm in the River Cree league
@@chrismac5560 Oh yeah, just off of that I can say we have a LOT more in Montreal. I've personally played on 41 different sheets (42 if we count the Bell Center where the Habs play). Now to be fair, I'm using the Greater Montreal Area, but I'd say we have close to (if not more than) 400 sheets of ice in the GMA when factoring in city rinks. We're not even counting full size outdoor refrigerated rinks here. We do have 4 times the population of Edmonton in the GMA though.
On cost, we actually play in one of the most expensive leagues in our area since we play at the Habs practice facility (comes at a premium)
@@JoeyVilleneuve oh wow, yeah you've got a beat a bit.
We've only had three sheets of ice open since the quad arena opened in 2011 however we unfortunately lost a twin arena since then so we've only gained one sheet of ice in ten years.
Talking just for Edmonton as I know a few rinks were built in neighboring communities since 2011 and I'm not sure on their population grown but Edmonton has grown 200,000 (20%) since 2011. In 2011 we had 47 sheets for 810,000 or a sheet for every 17,234 people. Today we have 48 sheets for 1,010,000 or a sheet for every 21,041 people. If the rinks would have been built at the same pace the city has grown we should have gained 12 sheets of ice, not one
Hockey is expensive in la!! Thanks gavin newsome!!
Oh Geez
Zip your Trap
Pay your Fees
And if you let a suspended player play, that's on you, not on the league.
I ran a beer league team where one or two did not play but where I played I was cool with the mgr so we were able to play finish …no stopping a game. But after I paid the remainder of the fee. However I did play roller hockey with guys who built a ice rink. I got on a team there. 3 games in the season I played one of the owners he saw me and told the ref I was not allowed to play there. I was kicked out of the arena reason the team they were on named Raven heat was their team I played against. I broke one of his brothers jaw after he swung his stick at my head big fight in roller hockey. Well the three brothers owned the ice rink and that guy was on the the team I played against that night I was kicked out. They sold the rink now I’m allowed to play there. But for three years I could not play. People just can’t let things go. What happens on the ice stays on the ice. …..that’s my motto.
Clearly it stayed on the ice😂. That’s fkn whack though.
Recently played in a league where a player actually had another guy charged in the local court for a fight during the game.
What in the California is this lmao
Glad I left that shit hole
Who is this guy? is he some ex pro?
I play in a couple leagues with sometimes some awful league management, but that has never happened. we would have all gotten off to drink instead of finishing. A 6-2 lead to 4-2 to 0-0, ultimately right back to 4-2 and a win. Worst decision making I've ever seen. A 6 year old could have managed that better. Be better, man.
Lol 6-2 to 4-2 to 5-2 THEN to 4-2 I believe lmao. So so strange
"I am my brothers keeper"...is that some weird way of letting everybody know he babysits his brother??? o_O
Lol your team manager cant seem to manage a team let alone his temper and finances.
Who the heck is wearing 99 😮💨
First
lmao
As a team manager, I make sure my team is all paid up for the season. And I try to limit the subs and if they play it goes to a beer fund. And just follow the league rules.
Yeah same. We charge our subs every game and just use that money beer at the end. Has worked out pretty well.