Ice Nutz is an exciting, fast-paced, hockey simulation game that is played using dice and charts. Real-life pro player's offensive and defensive abilities directly impact the action on each and every puck possession. Coach your favorite team to victory by maximizing your team's strengths while exploiting your opponent's weaknesses.  Passing, skating, shooting, checking, rebounds, glove saves, breakaways, line changes, power plays, penalties, shootouts, injuries, even fighting...It's all in here! Play head to head or solitaire. Play a full season, or just the playoffs...maybe with the right breaks you can claim the Cup for your own!

CONTENTS: Ice Rink with Clock, Pucks & Game Marker Discs; Action Charts Sheet; Instruction Booklet; 10-sided & 20-sided dice; 5 Stat Sheets and...

ICE NUTZ NHL 1963-64 "ORIGINAL SIX" SEASON TEAM CARDS

For the second year in a row, the exact same teams match up against each other in the playoffs with the same victors. But it is the first time in league history all three playoff series achieve a full seven games. The finals between Toronto and Detroit is one of the most exciting of all time, featuring two overtime games and five decided by one point. In the end, the Maple Leafs oust the Red Wings and hoist their third consecutive Stanley Cup. Montreal trades the great Jacques Plante to New York and the future hall of famer struggles in the net with his new sub par teammates. The Canadiens Jean Beliveau (28 g, 50 a) wins Hart Memorial honors as league MVP. Chicago's Stan Mikita (89 points) brings home the Art Ross trophy as the league's top scorer and adds 146 penalty minutes. Mikita's teammate Bobby Hull scores 43 goals. Montreal's net minder Charlie Hodge wins the Vezina. Boston's Eddie Johnston is the first goalie ever to play every minute of all 70 games.