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Old 10-06-2005, 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted by broknlgs24
i'm not so sure the flow of the game is faster. at least the game i watched, i felt like i was watching women's field hockey. the zero tolerance rule for interference and holding, in my opinion, slows the game. i can understand y they're doing it, but it definitely slows the game. at least until players stop doing it.

regardless, welcome back Hockey!
I think it will take some more time for the officials and the players to adjust to the new rules. I watched mostly the Coyotes-Canucks (when I finally found it on a free preview channel for the Center Ice package) which had good flow, maybe because the West Coast teams tend to play a more free flowing style anyway. The new rules will certainly highlight the goal scorers and the power players who can skate through defensemen so long as they aren't being hooked or held.

When I'm in the NHL I'll like the new rules.
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