Nine spots on the ice and the rule picks one. An icing brings the draw all the way back — same second as the whistle, and deep in the offending team’s own end.
In each end — four spots, two on either side of the net. An icing comes back to one of these, in the offending team’s own end.
At centre ice — where a period starts, and where play restarts after every goal.
In the neutral zone — four more, just outside each blue line. A play called back out of the zone usually restarts here.