pgb-ohio
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Last Activity: 07-28-2020, 01:26 PM
Joined: 03-18-2000
Location: The Rafters of The Schott & The OSU Ice Rink
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Definitely. When I first commented on the handshake change, the pandemic was nowhere in my thinking. My thoughts were just about hockey in normal times. ARM appropriately added the pandemic to the conversation, bringing us back to reality. Of course consideration of that factor was a must. But... -
That's fine; but was there anything in the announcement that indicated this? And if reducing the spread of the virus is the true motivation, why not have a uniform policy and be done with it? What are the "local differences" that make shaking hands safe at some rinks, but not others?...Leave a comment:
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I'm really not trying to be difficult, but I'm just baffled by your opinion. We're watching the same thing, but experiencing it completely differently. Guess you're just a brother from a different planet.
I will say this. If the majority agrees with you, then we should just drop the...Leave a comment:
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I agree on the awesomeness of the Stanley Cup handshakes. It's likely true that the rarity of them enhances the tradition. And for multiple reasons, I wouldn't recommend handshakes after individual games in a pro playoff series, until the series is complete.
With all due respect, I think...Leave a comment:
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Also, what's the justification for making the post-game handshake optional? I'm willing to learn, but both of these new rules seem like solutions in search of a problem.
With regard to the latter, I've always taken pride in college hockey's handshake tradition. And always thought it was...Leave a comment:
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