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Interesting idea.
I like the shot clock idea. It still allows strategic advance and retreat, but sets limits to prevent endless nonsense.
I'm fine with a different solution. But specifically for overtime, how would you prefer to limit the perpetual over and back that also makes no sense for hockey?I hate it. This is a basketball thing and makes no sense at all for hockey.
I'm fine with a different solution. But specifically for overtime, how would you prefer to limit the perpetual over and back that also makes no sense for hockey?
I hate it. This is a basketball thing and makes no sense at all for hockey.
Use the other basketball rule, backcourt violation, except make it the blue line, not the center.
If a player passes to a teammate going back across the blue line (out of the offensive zone), it's treated the same as an offside and a faceoff occurs at that blue line. This way, any time a team decides to back out of the offensive zone, they risk a 50/50 chance of losing possession. It's by far the easiest to implement as well, no clock or timer involved. Lineman can raise hand, blow whistle, call "OT offside", and then do the faceoff.
Not to mention a shot clock would be dangerous in hockey, a player looking up at the clock could get demolished. Terrible idea, hockey is a full contact sport.
Wow, McIlrath's getting NHL minutes?
Injuries.Wow, McIlrath's getting NHL minutes?
I'm fine with a different solution. But specifically for overtime, how would you prefer to limit the perpetual over and back that also makes no sense for hockey?
Penalty for purposely doing so.
Face off in defensive zone with no line change then.Penalty is overkill, a faceoff would work just fine since it's 50/50 chance of losing possession. If you want to make it hurt a bit more, it could be a defensive zone faceoff like intentional offside.
Penalty is overkill, a faceoff would work just fine since it's 50/50 chance of losing possession. If you want to make it hurt a bit more, it could be a defensive zone faceoff like intentional offside.
It's not like we get to decide, but I'd agree to it if I had any say in it. Seems like a fair compromise.Face off in defensive zone with no line change then.
Defensive zone faceoff with no line change would be plenty deterrent. I really don't want the refs deciding "intent", they blow enough calls. You're talking about idiots that can't see a guy throwing a stick. Just make it a faceoff if it goes back across the line and the team with possession touches it first. Keep it simple.Penalty guarantees they don't do it. A faceoff is a light deterrent in my opinion.
Danielson better be a player.Wow. Just saw Zach Benson score his 1st NHL goal with a filthy move. No footage yet...look that shit up later.