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Time, Innovation, Not Rule Changes All NHL Needs
Guy Boucher’s 1-3-1 system may be causing consternation throughout the league, but instead of changing the rules, GMs merely need to exercise patience and allow coaches to do their jobs. Continue reading
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Tagged 1-3-1, Guy Boucher, hockey, NHL, rule changes, rules, Tampa Bay Lightning
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Five Ways to Cure NHL’s Allergy to Defense
Forget what’s going on in Toronto; here are five things the NHL could do to improve it’s game. But, ultimately, none of it will matter if they don’t first improve the players’ respect for each other’s health. Continue reading
California Gaming Law Puts Rules Squarely in Parents’ Hands
While California has put the responsibility for children’s media consumption squarely where it belongs — in parents’ hands — the problem is that too many parents abdicate their responsibilities and treat child-rearing as a game. Continue reading
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Tagged California, children, media, movies, parenting, rules, Supreme Court, TV, video games
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