Friday, October 30, 2009
Another Head Shot, Another Test for the NHL
This time it was Andrew Ladd, ejected three minutes into the game for a head shot on D'Agostini. Ladd should be suspended -- but Richards should be too.
NHL Fails the Mike Richards Test
Mike Richards clearly intended to injure David Booth (17 second video) and although he got 5 minutes for intent to injure and thrown out of the game, he was not suspended for that act.
Today, RotoWire.com commentator Janet Eagleson (available on Yahoo).
She wrote, "there’s a huge difference between a good, hard check in the heat of the action and a headshot when the opponent’s guard is down."
She's write, and the NHL needs to do something about it.
Today, RotoWire.com commentator Janet Eagleson (available on Yahoo).
She wrote, "there’s a huge difference between a good, hard check in the heat of the action and a headshot when the opponent’s guard is down."
She's write, and the NHL needs to do something about it.
Labels:
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concussion,
head shot,
richards
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Does the NFL Think the Concussion Problem Will Go Away?
The NY Times is not dropping the story.
The NHL should be proactive on this issue and not wait until it gets shamed into action.
The NHL should be proactive on this issue and not wait until it gets shamed into action.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Friday, October 23, 2009
The Quiet Defencemen
Which D is best for you depends on the fantasy system you're playing, but it's clear that some D are excellent but ignored. The ESPN rankings are useful for anyone playing ESPN's system, but more useful are the projections over at CBS.
Wideman, Keith, Edler, Visnovsky, Enstrom, Bogosian, and Martin all deserve a look, if they're available in your league.
That's especially true if you have a roster spot open due to injury (Gonchar) or due to a player not working well with his coach (Roszival).
I'm betting on Marc Andre Bergeron to do well in MON. I drop Carlo Colaiacovo for him -- and the STL D is also a good bet.
Note that +/- is a key stat, so try to pick D who play for winning teams -- the strong exceptions being Jovanovski and Streit.
Wideman, Keith, Edler, Visnovsky, Enstrom, Bogosian, and Martin all deserve a look, if they're available in your league.
That's especially true if you have a roster spot open due to injury (Gonchar) or due to a player not working well with his coach (Roszival).
I'm betting on Marc Andre Bergeron to do well in MON. I drop Carlo Colaiacovo for him -- and the STL D is also a good bet.
Note that +/- is a key stat, so try to pick D who play for winning teams -- the strong exceptions being Jovanovski and Streit.
Friday, October 16, 2009
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
A Secret Top 100 List at Yahoo.com?
No argument with who's number 1 but the ranking of the rest of the players (Chelios is #80, you'll never believe who's number 2) is quite surprising.
Any info on this?
Most of the other numbers don't make sense, but this one does.
Any info on this?
Most of the other numbers don't make sense, but this one does.
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