Players celebrating a goal in ice hockey is a common sight in the sport. After scoring a goal, many players will celebrate by raising their arms in the air, jumping up and down, or skating around the rink with their teammates. Some players may even perform more elaborate celebrations, such as somersaulting or pretending to shoot an imaginary bow and arrow.

Celebrating a goal can be a way for players to show their enthusiasm and excitement for scoring a goal. It can also be a way for players to demonstrate their emotions and celebrate the achievement with their teammates. Some players may choose to keep their celebrations low-key, while others may opt for more energetic and elaborate celebrations.

However, not all players celebrate goals in the same way. Some players may choose to remain composed and simply acknowledge their teammates and the fans, while others may prefer to let out a more enthusiastic celebration. Ultimately, how a player celebrates a goal is a matter of personal preference and can vary from player to player. I don't mind it and think it depends on the situation.