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In response to "In response to your question last board, I would suspend him a few games just for being reckless and endangering the other player." by Name Withheld By Request

What did he do wrong though? Design the playing field? If that hit happens anywhere else, it's a non-factor.

Posted by Will Hunting (aka JoeMetz) Mar 9 '11, 13:51

if you don't want broken necks from crashing into the playing field on legitimate hits, don't build your playing field to have neck-breaking design flaws.

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He was checking him right besides the benches and moving towards the blue line. Chara's played long enough to know that room was running out. -- nm - Name Withheld By Request Mar 9, 13:58 2
- You play the hit; if you wanna argue it was late...okay. - Will Hunting Mar 9, 14:02
- He had his eyes down the ice. He wasn't watching -- nm - Guy Mar 9, 14:02
a WR is running by a CB, the CB is beat and pushes the WR into the uprights. WR breaks his back. No suspension? -- nm - Beaker Mar 9, 13:54 2
- no, that's a penalty...it's contact past 5 yards. And now, that he's broken the rules, you have a reason - Will Hunting Mar 9, 13:56 1
  - the kid had egged the house of the driver the week before... - Beaker Mar 9, 13:58

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What did he do wrong though? Design the playing field? If that hit happens anywhere else, it's a non-factor.

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