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- Dec 22, 2006
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Players respect Lou and aren't (generally) a bunch of self-entitled zoomers.If everyone on the team did it, what are they going to do? Suspend the whole team?
If a star player does it and they suspend him, you really think that’s going to fly? They would be losing games because they value someone’s facial hair more than winning. If they do that, then fans will stop going to the games and they’ll lose money because of it too.
It’s an extremely stupid rule that would be super easy to push back against if the players wanted that power. They would win that battle over Lou.
Players respect Lou and aren't (generally) a bunch of self-entitled zoomers.
If everyone on the team did it, what are they going to do? Suspend the whole team?
If a star player does it and they suspend him, you really think that’s going to fly? They would be losing games because they value someone’s facial hair more than winning. If they do that, then fans will stop going to the games and they’ll lose money because of it too.
It’s an extremely stupid rule that would be super easy to push back against if the players wanted that power. They would win that battle over Lou.
If everyone on the team did it, what are they going to do? Suspend the whole team?
If a star player does it and they suspend him, you really think that’s going to fly? They would be losing games because they value someone’s facial hair more than winning. If they do that, then fans will stop going to the games and they’ll lose money because of it too.
It’s an extremely stupid rule that would be super easy to push back against if the players wanted that power. They would win that battle over Lou.
Its not being self-entitled if you don't want to do something against your wishes for no discernible reason. If there was a reason to shave, then fine. If its just because some some-entitled boss doesn't like beards and enforces his will on all employees, then I am not blaming an employee for pushing back. They don't work in food production or preparation where beard hairs can fall into the food. Beards don't make you play worse hockey. If they did, it wouldn't be a thing to grow them in the playoffs. Its just some stupid rule to control the lives of players outside their job and that makes the boss the self-entitled one.
.Bortuzzo obviously preferred the beard as he wore it when he had the chance. Why does Lou's opinion trump Bortuzzo's? Especially when Bortuzzo didn't choose to join NYI. If you sign a contract with a team, then you are aware of the rules. But he was forces to go to a team that is enforcing a pointless rule that takes autonomy away from him over his physical appearance that again has no purpose at all.
Khakis and white polos with team logo for everyone. Private schools know what’s up.Players have been telling us for years that they supports LGBT stuff and pride night but as soon as the NHL said no more only one person out of the entire league had the balls to stand by what he said for years and even then all he did was put pride tape around the handle of his stick trying to fly under the radar and if it hadn't been for the media making a scene about it the NHL wouldn't have even noticed. Do you really think out of a group of 20 or so guys anyone wants to be the ONE guy rocking the boat and causing shit for his team? I get it, you live in some idealistic society but here in the real world people give up individual rights al the time so they don't get singled out.
You two probably also think players wearing suits to games is out dated and they should be allowed to dress like douche bags like the NBA does.
You think you live in the real world yet you would let someone else control what kind of facial hair you wear. Giant wuss behavior radiating here. I don’t give up individual rights like that, but it’s telling that you’re admitting that you would.Players have been telling us for years that they supports LGBT stuff and pride night but as soon as the NHL said no more only one person out of the entire league had the balls to stand by what he said for years and even then all he did was put pride tape around the handle of his stick trying to fly under the radar and if it hadn't been for the media making a scene about it the NHL wouldn't have even noticed. Do you really think out of a group of 20 or so guys anyone wants to be the ONE guy rocking the boat and causing shit for his team? I get it, you live in some idealistic society but here in the real world people give up individual rights al the time so they don't get singled out.
You two probably also think players wearing suits to games is out dated and they should be allowed to dress like douche bags like the NBA does.
You think you live in the real world yet you would let someone else control what kind of facial hair you wear. Giant wuss behavior radiating here. I don’t give up individual rights like that, but it’s telling that you’re admitting that you would.
Also the pride example you brought up proves MY point, not yours. Those players that pushed back against the NHL’s ban received praise and got the ban reversed. So good job bringing that up!