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Taking A Look At The Schedule
by Paul on 11/21/08 at 10:21 AM ET
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from Tony Gallagher of the Vancouver Province,
The Canucks have prepared an in-depth, scientific study of the NHL schedule and how it affects many of the western teams—not the least of which is themselves—with a view to getting policy changes made at the league level when the schedule is drawn up.
“We’ve had this on-going, detailed scientific study of the schedule prepared by [manager of scouting and player information] Jonathan Wall which we feel is salient, topical and not in any way prejudicial and we presented it to the commissioner,” said Gillis in undertaking an effort to level the playing field to some degree at least for the clubs furthest away from the mainstay of the league’s cities.
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