The Tampa Bay Lightning are clearly warping impressionable young minds with their perverted hockey practice reindeer games.

The Idaho Junior Steelheads have been temporarily banished from a Boise public ice rink for participating in a "naked shootout," like the one that saw Martin St. Louis(notes) (pictured here) slowly removing layers of clothing with each missed shot last week.

The stunt got under the skin of city officials; and according to the Associated Press, the team is forbidden from using the Idaho Ice World for four days, with a 17-year-old player suspended for until next week. Lesson learned: Don't play naked shootout when there are young girls and angry fathers nearby.

Oh, it gets better: The police are involved, because one of the players mooned another when down to his briefs. From the AP:

The city forbids people from showing their buttocks in public, largely to curb erotic dance parlors. Exemptions include dance, ballet, music or dramatic performances, or artistic displays; nudity during hockey practice isn't on the list.

John Oliver, the Idaho Junior Steelheads owner, wasn't at the practice where the players held the "strip shootout." But an assistant told him the players were emulating a professional team, the Tampa Bay Lightning, whose members held a similar shootout last week where they discarded pieces of equipment after failing to score.

The punishment is due to end on Wednesday, when the Steelheads will likely return to the ice wearing their third burkas.

Stick-tap to Justin K. for the story.