Quick strikes and links: May 30, 2012
It's summer and things are moving along at summer's pace: a lurch and a stall. But there's still plenty to talk about in the world of hockey. Your links for this week.
It's summer and things are moving along at summer's pace: a lurch and a stall. But there's still plenty to talk about in the world of hockey. Your links for this week.
No-touch icing? Realignment? More intense contract restrictions? No more Gary Bettman? What would you change in the NHL?
Linking to a past post chronicling the absurdity of NHL officiating. How little has changed in three seasons is unnerving.
2011 had a year of stories for the sport of hockey, but which one was most important to the game? Raw Charge's staff opines on what they found to be the biggest story of the past year.
Following a tumultous run, Colin Campbell is stepping down from his role as head disciplinarian for the NHL and will likely be replaced by Brendan Shanahan.
Tampa Bay Lightning fans are understandably frustrated by the on-ice officiating. But it's no worse than usual.
The Tampa Bay Lightning fall in a devastating 4-3 loss to the Boston Bruins in Tampa, losing in the last 2 minutes of the game.
Stephen Walkom, while not legally blind, stands behind the worst officiating decision by a referee in 2008-09.