Jeff Koopman, Campbell River, B.C.
Fighting for the wrong reason is wrong. Even in hockey.
But I still watch, it's just human nature.
I suggest a game misconduct if a player fights. Don Cherry will hate it because it's too much. Bob McCown will hate it because it's not enough.
So it's the right thing to do.
With the 1950-51 New York Rangers struggling to perform on the ice, they did the next logical thing to turn things around: they hired a hypnotist.
The St. Louis Blues don't have an overly deep prospect pool after years of competitive hockey, but they have managed to build an impressive one. Tony Ferrari takes a look at the team's future.
Even with a new-look lineup, the Florida Panthers have high expectations this year. Will Bill Zito's moves pay off, and will the team stay a top contender?
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