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Coach Wilson Believes Head Shots Should Be Banned
by Paul on 11/03/09 at 06:23 AM ET
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from Mike Zeisberger of the Toronto Sun,
Ron Wilson feels head shots should be banned, even if contact is made with the shoulder.
And that goes for the hit delivered by Andrew Ladd of the Chicago Blackhawks, who flattened an unaware Matt D’Agostini of the Montreal Canadiens during the Hawks’ 3-2 victory Friday.
“(Ladd) was trying to rip his head off,” Wilson, the Maple Leafs coach, said yesterday.
“You should not be allowed to target the head. That’s not a clean hit.”
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