THAT'S OUTRAGEOUS!!!!!!
Or Is It Simply The Way Of The Future?????

 
There was a time not so long ago when it was considered outrageous to even think that a human being could walk on the moon. Today, most people look for much more difficult challenges than just a simple moon walk. As you read some of the items that follow, instead of just laughing out loud, remember those people who thought it was impossible to walk on the moon. Perhaps the ideas and suggestions will soon be common place among minor hockey....

Robert Kirwan
Publisher, After The Whistle

  
bulletWhat about schools that offer hockey as part of the curriculum?
  
bulletIt's time to have more scrimmages during practices? 
   
bulletWe must stop wasting so much ice time.
   
bulletHow about changing goalies on the fly?
  
bulletIf you don't have the puck, you shouldn't have to worry about being checked!
  
bulletHow about giving four minute penalties without making the team shorthanded?
  
bulletWhat about a penalty shot every 3rd penalty instead of sitting out in the box?
More Outrageous Thoughts to Ponder....
   
Players should only be allowed to change on the fly or after a goal. 
 
Penalize a team for deliberate icing by turning over possession in the neutral zone.
  
Get rid of stop time and go back to straight time only!
  
Allow a losing coach to concede the game with less than five minutes remaining.
  
How about giving penalties to parents and fans?
  
How about bringing back the competition into minor hockey? Winning does matter!
    
Let's see more practices away from the arena and in the school gym.
  
Let's put a surtax on professional hockey players to help fund minor hockey.
 
How about using high-tech to train young officials?
  
Let's pay more for referee supervisors and mentors to make it worth their while.
 
We should put a limit on the number of games we allow minor teams to play.
  
Adult leagues should only get ice time after 11 p.m.
 
 

 

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