The time has come for the NHL and NHLPA to show maturity, to display concern for their players and to promote the beauty of hockey instead of supporting a culture of fighting. From this humble site I hope to rally others with a similar opinion and communicate this message to hockey officals at all levels of the game.
Showing posts with label Erik Karlsson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Erik Karlsson. Show all posts
Saturday, 16 March 2013
Rat PIM Update – Rats Then & Now
It’s time for another Rat PIM update, where we look at the dangerous or cheap shot type penalties taken by teams and see if there is any correlation to fighting. A recent article by Liam Maguire on the Cooke – Karlsson skate slicing incident also prompted me to take a close look at some previous Rats in the game. In my opinion, history isn’t very kind to Liam’s argument.
Saturday, 7 July 2012
Carkner’s Response To Brian Boyle
My last post, A Superficial Look At UFAFs, was retweeted a couple of times and prompted a response citing an incident from this year’s playoffs. Matt Carkner went after Brian Boyle in retaliation and the tweeter, based on my understanding, was using it as an example of why fighting is a necessary part of the game. So let’s dive into this example and analyze it from my point of view.
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