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It still doesn't make sense based on example I gave.
Marner passes puck to Reilly at the point in offensive zone on PP. Reilly handles the puck along the blueline with puck right on the blue line. Blue line is considered offensive zone in this instance with 4 other skaters (all their skates) in the offensive zone. This isn't off side.
But puck on blue line entering the zone and players entering at same time before puck fully is on white ice, the blue line isn't considered offensive zone.
Sorry rule still makes no sense.
It’s been 12 inches wide for that reason. I agree it should be changed. See my post above.