What to Do About Icing?

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Sportsmaniac77 Sportsmaniac77 posted 3/28/2008 from mvn.com [flag]
Before I begin, here’s a little self promotion. I created a page for The NHL Source on Facebook. With Kurtis Foster’s broken leg, should the NHL go to no touch icing? It has been raised in the past because people were afraid of injuries. Everyone is looking at the risks. Personally I like touch icing. It give the offensive player the chance to win the race. Why give the defensive team the.. [link]

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GM's Say NO to No-Touch Icing

The Puck Stops Here found this 3/28/2008 on jesgolbez.blogspot.com

by Jes No-Touch Icing is a rule that many hockey leagues have had for years, but one the NHL refuses to adopt like Angelina Jolie and any kid from Africa. Why is that? As we saw with the recent broken leg injury suffered by Kurtis Foster , the ...
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Stay Classy Minnesota

Sportsmaniac77 posted 3/30/2008 from mvn.com

With Kurtis Foster on the shelve for the rest of the season and possibly his career. The Minnesota Wild stepped up to the plate. They are planning to resign the 26 year old. Before his injury he had 7 goals and 12 assists in 56 games. His career high was 28 points in 58 games in 2005-2006. He was the second round pick of the Calgary Flames in 2000...
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