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thestar.com - 11 days ago

Cox: Expect small steps by NHL GMs

— thestar.com — Generally, NHL rulemakers prefer small changes to big ones, half-measures to full measures. (more) Cox: Expect small steps by NHL GMs

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theglobeandmail.com - 9 days ago

NHL GMs will act on head shots

— theglobeandmail.com — League executives leave two days of meetings with consensus that blindside hits need to be eliminated (more) NHL GMs will act on head shots

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theglobeandmail.com - 11 days ago

The Globe and Mail

— theglobeandmail.com — We have updated our member account system We have listened to your feedback and are making some changes. We now require everyone to create a unique display name that will be shown when you leave a comment. This display name can not be changed. Your ... (more) The Globe and Mail

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General managers' meetings may pit Red Wings GM Ken Holland against the Brian Burke brigade
Snapshots — ... ," where opponents run puck-carriers from outside their field of vision, and the Globe and Mail's Eric Duhatschek duly noted that Holland has an opportunity to discuss this proposal in depth during this week's NHL's general managers' meetings: November 9, Globe and Mail : N HL general managers will assemble for two days of meetings in Toronto tomorrow and Wednesday following the Hockey Hall Of Fame induction ceremonies. Apart from discussing the future of the trapezoid – the no-go area behind the net where goalies cannot handle the puck – the gathering will also touch on the ...

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KK Hockey — ... and doves. His view – echoed this week by Toronto coach Ron Wilson – suggests that for a straight-on collision, the onus remains on the puck carrier to protect himself, but on a hit from the blind side, the responsibility shifts to the player delivering the contact, on the grounds that the intended target is most vulnerable when he doesn’t see contact coming. Makes almost too much sense to be adopted unilaterally without a major brawl. more hockey talk…