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Paul Stewart
Joined: 10.14.2013

Dec 5 @ 1:06 PM ET
Paul Stewart: Careful With That Stick, Eugene
Bearintheforest
Philadelphia Flyers
Joined: 03.12.2013

Dec 5 @ 1:13 PM ET
Paul Stewart: Careful With That Stick, Eugene
- Paul Stewart

Enjoying all your blogs, Paul.

Thank you!
goodfela
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: NJ
Joined: 09.16.2005

Dec 5 @ 1:41 PM ET
Good stuff. I enjoy both yours and Kerry Fraser's explanations from an official's point of view.
Lindeblom
Ottawa Senators
Location: Bangkok
Joined: 12.05.2006

Dec 5 @ 1:47 PM ET
Love the Pink Floyd reference...like your stories, just like everyone else. Keep 'em coming
cabin
Buffalo Sabres
Location: We need a You're an Ass button, NY
Joined: 09.07.2006

Dec 5 @ 2:03 PM ET
Love the Pink Floyd reference...like your stories, just like everyone else. Keep 'em coming
- Lindeblom

Umma Gumma

The pimple popper high stick injury
BOSS_TWEED
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: S. Jersey
Joined: 11.07.2006

Dec 5 @ 2:03 PM ET
Love the Pink Floyd reference...like your stories, just like everyone else. Keep 'em coming
- Lindeblom


+1
TheRat14
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: US of A
Joined: 04.09.2007

Dec 5 @ 2:54 PM ET
Paul,

Speaking of stick-work, the one thing that drives me crazy (OK, there are more than one thing) is a player getting his stick tapped by another player and then dropping it. Nine times out of tem this results in a PP for the stick dropper's team. What is your take on this and do refs have any discretion here? (I always assumed they did)
Giroux_Is_God
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: CLASS DISMISSED
Joined: 12.15.2011

Dec 5 @ 2:58 PM ET
Pink Floyd
Bill Meltzer
Editor
Location: Philadelphia, PA
Joined: 07.13.2006

Dec 5 @ 3:03 PM ET
Paul,

Speaking of stick-work, the one thing that drives me crazy (OK, there are more than one thing) is a player getting his stick tapped by another player and then dropping it. Nine times out of tem this results in a PP for the stick dropper's team. What is your take on this and do refs have any discretion here? (I always assumed they did)

- TheRat14


Paul addressed that topic the other day: http://www.hockeybuzz.com...t_id=56131&blogger_id=196
TheRat14
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: US of A
Joined: 04.09.2007

Dec 5 @ 3:17 PM ET
Paul addressed that topic the other day: http://www.hockeybuzz.com...t_id=56131&blogger_id=196
- bmeltzer


Thanks Bill.
FieldOfGreen
Buffalo Sabres
Joined: 07.18.2013

Dec 5 @ 4:54 PM ET
I was excited to post a comment about the great Pink Floyd reference. Looks like everyone beat me to it. ...back to the black hills again
Scoop Cooper
Season Ticket Holder
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: Ardmore, PA
Joined: 06.29.2006

Dec 5 @ 8:22 PM ET
For those who may not remember him (I certainly do recall his Zorro-like stickwork), here is our friend Mr. Schmautz in all his glory as a Boston Bruin! (He also plied his trade in Chicago, Vancouver, Edmonton and Colorado between 1968 and 1981.) And as usual, great blog Stewie.


Bobby Schmautz, Boston Bruins
NickA
New Jersey Devils
Location: Shero's magical sack, NJ
Joined: 10.22.2008

Dec 6 @ 9:54 AM ET
Great read. I agree with you that some 2min high sticking really do deserve more and there are some 4min ones that are barely worth 2 mins. Can't stand stick work and I know for a fact it will be worse if fighting is taken out. Eventually frustrations and anger boils over and someone will blow a gasket in a horrible way it already happens and no one can do a thing because of the instigator rule. The suspensions are a joke if one even occurs.