Found March 09, 2009 on Skate 2 Stick:
PLAYERS: Paul Kelly

NHL GM’s are currently meeting in Florida. Hot topic is fighting. GMs ponder pros and cons of fighting NAPLES, Fla. – There is no ground swell to eliminate fighting in the NHL at this time. That much was easy to deduce after just one day at the 2009 NHL General Managers Meetings. The consensus among the GMs is no one wants to see the pugilistic aspect of the game eliminated. But the power brokers meeting here in Southwest Florida for three days will continue to discuss fighting, the hot button topic in the hockey world, because issues ranging from safety and sense are now part of the conversation. New Jersey’s Lou Lamoriello, Washington’s George McPhee, Vancouver’s Mike Gillis, Philadelphia’s Paul Holmgren, Minnesota’s Doug Risebrough and Ottawa’s Bryan Murray made up the sub-committee that addressed the issue of fighting Monday. They will bring their findings to the entire group Tuesday. “One of the statistics that we looked at is there have been 24,00...
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Yawn! Here we go again. The NHL GM's are down at their annual meeting in Florida talking about various issues and one of them is the subject of staged fights in hockey and hits to the head. Personally, I can't ever see the NHL without fighting, and it probably will never happen, not any time soon anyways. Also, I wonder why people can't leave well enough alone as well...
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