Just as the puck is being dropped, give it the slightest push. Push too hard and he'll fall, but usually I can get it so that it just slightly knocks him off balance, forces him to stand up straight, and I am free to pick up the puck if it's loose. Plus, people hate that and I've drawn more than a few retaliation penalties from it. At the face off, you can reach over and pull the belt strap of the other guy's pants. It's pretty bush, but pretty funny if you know him. Probably better suited for a practice line-up or a beer league game. He has to skate with pants loosening and drooping, take his glove off to re-tighten, or go to the bench. As a goalie, my favorite move was sliding the blade of the stick into the back of screeners' skates. A good quick jab was all it took to get the screeners scrambling for balance and might even get them to fall. If they fall in the crease, then any potential goals would get waved off. Ticked off a few guys this way, so be sure to have a grit player nearby to redirect the heat. i like number 5. sometimes a player will shield the puck with their body, making the top hand poke tough. if you are quick enough you can tap the puck carrier, say a right handed shooter, on the right elbow/hip/shoulder with your blade and they'll move the puck across