Miller Time
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- Sep 16, 2004
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My thoughts are, if there is zero tolerance from actions from the bench, it should be blanket policy. I really don't care either way, as long as they were consistent, which they won't be.
Zero tolerance doesn't mean blanket consequence.
Would you think it reasonable that a guy who squirts water gets the same punishment as someone throwing out a clothesline to a player involved in the play?
An automatic discipline for taking action from the bench to reflect zero tolerance makes sense... but a blanket consequence doesn't really make sense.