Should the NHL ban hockey players who have multiple suspensions for intentional injury?

Yes

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  by Jeff Gulley

  Hockey can be a graceful sport, no question about it. From the early days of the high-flying Ace Bailey, through the steely-eyed determination of Maurice "Rocket" Richard, to R...read more

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  by Mark Raymond

  ABSOLUTELY. Look at it this way, these player's are paid and playing hockey is their job, if you owned a company and one of your employees came to work and hit one of their co-...read more

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  by Dave Beaudry

  Should the NHL ban hockey players that have multiple suspensions for intentional injuries, I would have to answer that as absolutely yes. The NHL is still a money making busi...read more

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  by Glenda K. Fralin

  We know a part of Professional hockey is contact and roughing up an opponent. But, when there is intentional injury for the sake of injury in any sport, the lines need to be dr...read more

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  by Anthony Allen

  Allow me to propose a scenario. I am in my workplace, minding my own business, doing the job that I am paid to do. My co-worker, we'll call him Jack, comes up behind me and ...read more

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  by Andrew Heffron

  I think the NHL should look at some sort of semi-permanent ban on players who hit with intent to injure, at least preventing them from returning to the ice until they have succe...read more

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  by Carel Two-Eagle

  Should the NHL ban hockey players who have multiple suspensions for intentional injury? Yes. Absolutely. Hockey is supposed to be a game; a sport; therefore, there is suppose...read more

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