pölyttäjäroolissa

Pölyttäjäroolissa, often translated as "dusting role" or "dusting position," is a term used in the context of ice hockey to describe a player's positioning on the ice during a faceoff. The term originates from the Finnish language, where "pölyttäjä" means "duster" and "roolissa" means "in the role of."

In a faceoff, the pölyttäjäroolissa player is positioned in the neutral zone, typically near the center of the ice. This player's primary responsibility is to clear the ice of any debris, such as pucks or other objects, that may have been left behind from previous plays. The player in this role is often referred to as the "dusting player" or "dusting position player."

The pölyttäjäroolissa player is also responsible for ensuring that the ice is clear and safe for the players to take their faceoffs. This role is crucial for maintaining the flow of the game and preventing any potential hazards on the ice.

The specific player who takes on the pölyttäjäroolissa can vary depending on the team's strategy and the situation on the ice. However, it is typically a player who is not involved in the faceoff and is positioned in the neutral zone to perform this task.