Forwards score empty netters all the time in hockey. They’re pretty much free game for anyone — even goaltenders.
An AHL forward’s block was so good, it resulted in an empty net goal
Well, this is new.


This, however, may be the first time we see one score an empty netter — from a blocked shot.
Steve Bernier, a right winger for the Bridgeport Sound Tigers in the AHL, did just that in their 4-2 victory over the Hartford Wolf Pack.
You don't see that every day. #BRIvsHFD pic.twitter.com/jV0wEfEDy6
— AHL (@TheAHL) November 24, 2016
The Wolf Pack player who passed the puck before the blocked shot from the point attempted to stop the slow-rolling puck before it crossed the goal line, but to no avail.
Now that right there is a goal Bernier won’t forget.











