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How About A Good Old-Fashioned Donybrook
by Paul on 11/16/06 at 03:47 PM ET
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from Douglas Karda at Fox Sports,
In recent years, there has been a move toward a “kind” and “family friendly” game on the ice. While I am a fan of many of those changes, fighting has become as endangered an existence as an intelligent TV comedy — thank goodness we still have Trey Parker and Matt Stone. Thanks, guys.
Now, the first question we need to ask if a good donnybrook has a place in the NHL game.
also from Douglas,
So here I am to tip my cap to 10 of the greatest fighters I have ever seen in person, spanning the last 30 years.
10. Nick Fotiu: Perhaps the best fighter to ever wear a Rangers jersey, Fotiu added a much-needed physical presence in New York. There was a time when teams like the Flyers and Bruins would push around the “Blueshirts” and Fotiu quickly let people know that they weren’t going to get away with it any longer.
read on for the rest…
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