Supply the articles (definite, indefinite)

Icing and offside

Icing is ____ infraction in ____ sport of ice hockey. It occurs when _____ player shoots
____ puck across both ____ centre red line and ____ opposing team's goal line, and ____ puck
remains untouched. However, it is not icing if ____ puck is shot from behind ____ halfway line into
____ goal, or when ____ shot must be played by ____ opposing team's goaltender to keep it out of
____ net. In ____ former case with ____ shot puck crossing ____ goal line completely, ____ goal is
counted.

____ major exception is when _____ team is shorthanded. ____ team trying to kill ____ penalty may
legally "ice the puck". ____ team on ____ power play, however, must still follow ____ icing rules.

When icing occurs, ____ linesman stops play. Play is resumed with ____ faceoff in ____ defending
zone of ____ team that committed ____ infraction.

In ice hockey, ____ play is offside  ____ if ____ player on ____ attacking team enters
____ offensive zone before ____ puck, unless ____ puck is sent or carried there by ____ defending
player. When ____ offside violation occurs, ____ linesman will stop play. ____ faceoff is then held
at ____ neutral ice spot closest to the infraction to restart play.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Offside_(ice_hockey)