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Grapes On No-Touch Icing
by Paul on 03/20/08 at 10:17 AM ET
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Don Cherry was on the Fan590 in Toronto this morning, talking about no-touch icing. Listen to the conversation.
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Make the icing dependent on who reaches the goal line first and not who touches the puck. Then there is no excuse to drive a prone defensemen into the boards.
Posted by Hockey1919 from Montreal on 03/20/08 at 03:19 PM ET
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I hope Grapes is wrong about the NHLPA being reluctant to voice support of no-touch icing because they don’t want to deal with the league using a suggested rule change to bring no-touch icing in as a bargaining chip on other issues. Though I’m not sure how fan support would be expressed, fans will back the NHLPA’s positions on safety related issues every time.
Posted by Bob from Illinois on 03/20/08 at 11:44 AM ET