Goldberg the Goalie from 'Mighty Ducks' tried to pee on ex-girlfriend: Report

The actor who played Goldberg the Goalie in "The Mighty Ducks" is accused of trying to pee on his ex-girlfriend — after allegedly punching her in the face — according to legal documents obtained by TMZ.

Shaun Weiss —who played the lumbering netminder in Disney's 90's hockey film franchise — was on ice after ex Sonja Dimitrievska filed papers in L.A. this week asking a judge to grant her a restraining order against him — claiming he beat her several times during their two-year relationship.

In the documents, Dimitrievska says the final straw was back in April when she came home to a drunken Weiss who threatened to kill her and pull her eyes out.

According to TMZ:

Sonja says she left for a few hours to let him cool off ... but claims Goldberg was in her bed holding a machete when she returned home -- and proceeded to sock her in the face.

Sonja says she ran away to hide in a nearby bedroom ... but Goldberg broke the door down and tried peeing on her while saying "this is all you're worth."

But here's where things take a turn -- Sonja says GOLDBERG called the cops ... and when they got to the scene, they arrested HER. 

There's more -- the judge eventually DENIED Sonja's temporary request for a restraining order against Goldberg ... and has ordered a hearing for Dec. 17th to discuss the matter in depth. 

TMZ tried reaching out to Weiss for comment — but so far, no word back.

If Weiss gets community service, there's always coaching a kid's hockey team.

NY Mets wear hockey jerseys for trip to Toronto

The New York Mets are dressing for success— at least by Canada's standards— by wearing NHL jerseys for their road trip to Toronto where they will play the Blue Jays in an inter-league series this weekend.

David Wright— in keeping with the team's theme of dressing for its destination— was spotted wearing a "Mighty Ducks" jersey yesterday after a 9-4 victory over the Cincinnati Reds.

Johan Santana— the former-Twins pitcher— honored our neighbors to the north by wearing a "Minnesota Wild" jersey while getting on the team bus with other players.  

Wright, the Mets third baseman— who had been suffering from flu symptoms— has been hotter than his temperature (or his temper after getting benched by manager Terry Collins the other night) and led a rally that turned a four-run deficit into a come-from-behind win.

Wright went 2-for-2 with three walks to raise his average to a MLB-best .411.

The Mets avoided a three-game losing streak and look like they are ready to put on the foil.