Hey, how come the NHL doesn't...........

[beantownmaniac]

Just take out the goalies if they want high scoring? Then, we'd games ranging from a high scoring football game, to a low scoring basketball game, depending in the teams. ..................................................Or is this a bad idea?

 

[Bizzle McDizzle]

a little early in the day to be this drunk... even in Boston.

 

[dash]

Jason Voorhees does not like this proposal...

 

[beantownmaniac]

I was hoping more people would see the humor in this

 

[dash]

I can't wait until Bettman implements the 2-goal arc...Yup you guessed it, shots taken from behind the arc that tickle the twine will count as 2 goals. Al Iafrate is all a-twitter.

 

[quoipourquoi]

I can't wait until Bettman implements the 2-goal arc...Yup you guessed it, shots taken from behind the arc that tickle the twine will count as 2 goals. Al Iafrate is all a-twitter.

They did that in Pro Beach Hockey, and it was far more awesome than it had a right to be. I mean, I love ice hockey the way it is, but the two-point swing in roller hockey was one of the most exciting things I've seen on the pavement.

 

[beantownmaniac]

I can't wait until Bettman implements the 2-goal arc...Yup you guessed it, shots taken from behind the arc that tickle the twine will count as 2 goals. Al Iafrate is all a-twitter.

I like my idea better

 

[li0lsh]

just watched a PBH youtube vid. Could you imagine if datsyuk was playing and he could roller skate as well as he does with ice skates?

 

[elocomotive]

They did that in Pro Beach Hockey, and it was far more awesome than it had a right to be. I mean, I love ice hockey the way it is, but the two-point swing in roller hockey was one of the most exciting things I've seen on the pavement.

I'd totally forgotten about Pro Beach Hockey. When I read this, I thought 'didn't they used to have curled ends of the arena?' Feast your eyes on the horror...

To be fair, there was nothing as breathtaking as watching a guy go behind the net, pull of a McTwist, and then score on a wraparound.