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No-Touch Icing Doesn’t Look Like It Will Happen
by Paul on 04/11/08 at 10:14 PM ET
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Gary Bettman is in Minnesota for the Avalanche/Wild game. He answered some questions befor the game..
from Russo’s Rants,
”I’ve been at every meeting of the competition committee since it was formed after the work stoppage — and this is both managers and players — (they’ve) said they don’t want to go to no-touch icing,” Bettman said. ”The sense is — and you get this from players as well — they don’t like play just stopping.”
–Bettman said the league is looking at its rules regarding college players in the wake of two high-profile players — Minnesota’s Kyle Okposo and Denver’s Brock Trotter — leaving their teams at mid-season. The league is talking with college conference commissioners and the players association about the issue, which Bettman said the league is not treating lightly.
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Yes because keeping the play alive is WAY more important that keeping players from suffering unnecessary injuries. Stupid.
Posted by Sp4r7an on 04/12/08 at 07:07 AM ET