In two
recent polls, one by Hockey Night In Canada and the other Sports Illustrated,
NHL players anonymously gave their overwhelming support for fighting. Both asked if fighting should be banned and
“No” was answer by the majority; 98% and 99.5% for the respective polls. Why does an NHL player believe with such
conviction that dropping the gloves is an essential element to the game?
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 HNIC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HNIC. Show all posts
Sunday, 27 May 2012
Saturday, 5 May 2012
The Magical Time Before The Instigator Rule
During HNIC’s Coach’s Corner on April 21st, Don Cherry, who has not coached in over 30 years, called for the removal of the instigator rule (Rule 46.11). He was making the point that players should be policing the game, adding, “You can’t have a mad dog sitting on the bench.” Even though he stated, “I know you can’t go back,” it was clear that he wanted a return to the good old days.
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