No I don't.

I don't condone rape I don't condone a joking matter of the subject I don't condone liars and no I don't agree with women seeking money.

100% of the people talking about this topic have no clue to what happened so in reality shouldn't give their opinion because their opinions are stupid and have no knowledge to the matter.
- KINGS67

Well....thanks for your opinion.

Not trying to be a jackhole but I am honestly curious what you are watching for. Are we talking something outside of normal HockeyBuzz code of conduct stuff b/c if that is the case shouldn't your post directly say what those offenses would be instead of a vague warning? I just read thru the code of conduct (as I have done before) to see what offense(s) might happen based on today's post/thread and damn if I am at a loss what this warning means as it pertains to the code.
- uf1910

i dunno, i seen name calling and also not keeping to the subject of hockey

My anteater is constantly telling me what to do....and he's generally wrong.
- stormey

I feel bad for it, but I chuckled after reading this.
- Nucker101

Same

My anteater is constantly telling me what to do....and he's generally wrong.
- stormey

that's what my wife says

Well....thanks for your opinion.
- stormey

On fire

No I don't.

I don't condone rape I don't condone a joking matter of the subject I don't condone liars and no I don't agree with women seeking money.

100% of the people talking about this topic have no clue to what happened so in reality shouldn't give their opinion because their opinions are stupid and have no knowledge to the matter.
- KINGS67

the easiest solution to being offended by a conversation is to leave

So instead of reporting about it, your reporting that youre not reporting about it?

Had no idea what he was accused of, googled it and now i know. But good for you ek.
- Cloud

E5

This could really effect the Blackhawks salary cap situation. If Patrick Kane went to jail for say 3-5yrs. how does that effect the hawks cap?

This could really effect the Blackhawks salary cap situation. If Patrick Kane went to jail for say 3-5yrs. how does that affect the hawks cap?
- tmlfan17

It would free up 10 mill a year as they would be able to get out of the contract.

No I don't.

I don't condone rape I don't condone a joking matter of the subject I don't condone liars and no I don't agree with women seeking money.

100% of the people talking about this topic have no clue to what happened so in reality shouldn't give their opinion because their opinions are stupid and have no knowledge to the matter.
- KINGS67

Oh! Ok I misunderstood YOU! You're one of those alarmists who's worried about all those women out there making false rape claims. Well by all means, carry on

Not trying to be a jackhole but I am honestly curious what you are watching for. Are we talking something outside of normal HockeyBuzz code of conduct stuff b/c if that is the case shouldn't your post directly say what those offenses would be instead of a vague warning? I just read thru the code of conduct (as I have done before) to see what offense(s) might happen based on today's post/thread and damn if I am at a loss what this warning means as it pertains to the code.
- uf1910

You read the code, what else would I have to say?

It would free up 10 mill a year as they would be able to get out of the contract.
- stormey

The Hawks would not have to pay him but the cap hit may still be there. Isn't that what happened with Voynov?

It would free up 10 mill a year as they would be able to get out of the contract.
- stormey

Crazy, I'd assume if charged and heading to trial they might not want him leaving the state of New York and certainly not travelling to Canada while facing felony charges.

I agree people are innocent until proven guilty under the eyes of the law. So are innocent until convicted or they accept a plea & are sentenced to some form of guilt.

My question is this? Slava Voyonov was suspended by the NHL before he was even charged never mind convicted or had plead out his legal situation. I always found this to be very odd & why it was allowed & not contested by the NHLPA until such time as he was convicted is mind boggling.

It is my understanding that everyone has a legal right to earn a living & if under investigation & before the courts until sentenced they are innocent. Why was Voyonov an exception to these basic human rights?

Not trying to be a jackhole but I am honestly curious what you are watching for. Are we talking something outside of normal HockeyBuzz code of conduct stuff b/c if that is the case shouldn't your post directly say what those offenses would be instead of a vague warning? I just read thru the code of conduct (as I have done before) to see what offense(s) might happen based on today's post/thread and damn if I am at a loss what this warning means as it pertains to the code.
- uf1910

It's really not rocket science. He's watching because it has the potential to blow up in here based on the sensitivity of the subject.

The Hawks would not have to pay him but the cap hit may still be there. Isn't that what happened with Voynov?
- Go Canucks

Initially, then Lombardi was able to convince Bettman to get cap relief.

Adam Proteau @Proteautype
Patrick Kane has the right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty. Women have the right to be presumed honest until proven otherwise.
- Fruitcakenipple

If only...

I agree people are innocent until proven guilty under the eyes of the law. So are innocent until convicted or they accept a plea & are sentenced to some form of guilt.

My question is this? Slava Voyonov was suspended by the NHL before he was even charged never mind convicted or had plead out his legal situation. I always found this to be very odd & why it was allowed & not contested by the NHLPA until such time as he was convicted is mind boggling.

It is my understanding that everyone has a legal right to earn a living & if under investigation & before the courts until sentenced they are innocent. Why was Voyonov an exception to these basic human rights?
- striker777

i think its in the CBA which all players agreed to

It's really not rocket science. He's watching because it has the potential to blow up in here based on the sensitivity of the subject.
- stormey

Ty

The Hawks would not have to pay him but the cap hit may still be there. Isn't that what happened with Voynov?
- Go Canucks

I don't think they terminated Voynov's contract though.

If as the question asked Kane was going to prison for 3-5 years, the Hawks would undoubtedly void his contract (like the Kings are trying to do with Richards).

Ty
- nfph

He's pretty much a moderator at heart.

He's pretty much a moderator at heart.
- golfingsince

No need for insults.

He's pretty much a moderator at heart.
- golfingsince

yes.

ASS BANGING
- glove_was_stuck

Seriously???

we all know that was Kobe going greek style on some woman