Fresh off a hat trick in his first pickup game of the season, Ken Campbell offers a handy guide gleaned from years of playing really bad hockey. Ken Campbell with his pickup hockey teammates. How much does he know about them? That's part of his dos and don'ts. [https://thehockeynews.com/.image/c_fit,h_600,w_600/MjA5ODg4NDk0NDE0MjEwNzI5/kencampbellpickuphockey.jpg] Ken Campbell with his pickup hockey teammates. How much does he know about them? That's part of his dos and don'ts. Like meeting royalty and conducting yourself at a high-class dinner party, there are rules of etiquette for playing pickup and beer league hockey. Not many people know that. So on Wednesday night, before potting a hat trick - I always start strong, then suck progressively as the season goes on - in my first pickup game of the season, I thought it would be a good time to give a refresher course on the finer points of playing really bad hockey with a bunch of other bad hockey players. So, here are my dos and don'ts [https://thehockeynews.com/video/pickup-hockey-dos-and-donts] of pickup and beer league hockey, gleaned from years of playing at ungodly hours. The good thing is that I'm in my 60s, and my passion for playing is as evident as it was when I was 10. The bad thing is, so is my skill level. Fresh off a hat trick in his first pickup game of the season, Ken Campbell offers a handy guide gleaned from years of playing really bad hockey. What are your top rules for pickup and beer league hockey? Let us know by commenting below the article on THN.com or by visiting our forum [https://thehockeynews.rtb.io/THNHOME/posts].
