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penny lane wrote:sadly part of the equation is who gets hits...substitute Dan Carcillo for Hossa and the nhl is talking the coyotes strong play.



Streaks House wrote:Let's see what kind of message this sends, only time will tell. But here's my question:
Is this the NHL's way of saying they are sick of Torres and his antics and this is their way to truly stick it to him?
OR
Is the NHL finally sending a message that these egregious hits will not be tolerated? If this is a player without a disciplinary record, how many games does he get, 5-10?

Streaks House wrote:Let's see what kind of message this sends, only time will tell. But here's my question:
Is this the NHL's way of saying they are sick of Torres and his antics and this is their way to truly stick it to him?
OR
Is the NHL finally sending a message that these egregious hits will not be tolerated? If this is a player without a disciplinary record, how many games does he get, 5-10?


pressure=9Pa wrote:penny lane wrote:sadly part of the equation is who gets hits...substitute Dan Carcillo for Hossa and the nhl is talking the coyotes strong play.
True, but that's not an unreasonable consideration. If guys think that superstars are more protected, teams are less likely to send a Godard type after a Crosby type.

The Snapshot wrote:I think it is great, but seems pretty arbitrary too in terms of games. Shanahan is still all over the map with these rulings. Torres is a thug, but I don't see how this one gets 25 games when some of the other decisions have been made. I still can't believe Weber got nothing at all, and then this one jumps all the way to 25 games. Just so unexpected based on the history of Shanny's rule.

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