The new rule is that any time a part of a player other than their skates touches the ice, they have to skate to their goal line and touch it before re-entering play. If they don’t, it’s a four minute double minor and they have to touch the goal line upon exiting the box. Now this doesn’t seem too bad, maybe just ridiculous but it adds a nice risk reward component to anything on the ice. Want to dive to break up a chance on defence? Probably worth it as you’re relatively close to the goal line. Want to dive to try to score? Better prep for a long skate if you don’t. Get hit hard and sent flying? Here’s a bag skate for your troubles, little insult to injury. Get tripped? You still gotta go for a rip during the delayed penalty which actually makes a tripping call the most advantageous penalty that you could take. Trip a star player in the offensive zone and hope they tire themselves out.