GMs shoot down ban

PITTSBURGH | Whether it was a lengthy suspension levied against Donald Brashear or a crushing blow by Detroit's Niklas Kronwall on Chicago's Martin Havlat, hits to the head have been a hot topic of discussion during the Stanley Cup playoffs. Some people in the hockey community might be in favor of stricter enforcement on the matter, but when the league's general managers met Tuesday in Pittsburgh, they decided a "no tolerance" policy on contact to the head like the one instituted by the Ontario Hockey League is not something they're interested in at this point in time. "The sentiment among ... Email </a