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HNIC Host Saying Zero Tolerance Not Working
by Paul on 11/05/07 at 08:17 PM ET
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from William Houston of the Globe and Mail,
The product that MacLean knocks was in full view on Saturday. Seen in most markets, the Toronto Maple Leafs-Montreal Canadiens game, in which five goals were scored, was fast-paced, never dull and produced plenty of scoring chances.
Before the crackdown started in 2005-06, MacLean predicted the players would never adjust. Well, despite the officials continuing to call the game closely — too closely, many would say — restraining fouls are down 21 per cent from last year.
Even if MacLean isn’t getting it, the players seem to be.
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