BREAKING: Fighting Ban Officially in Place and Fans Are Furious At This League
Ban tidings have reverberated through the hockey community today. The QMJHL has introduced a set of new safety regulations for the upcoming 2023-24 season, featuring a comprehensive prohibition on fighting.
-Upon any instance of a fight, both participating players will be immediately kicked out of the game.
-Players who initiate a fight will now face an automatic one-game suspension.
-Moreover, the player identified as the aggressor during the altercation will incur a minimum two-game suspension.
-Additionally, any player engaging in at least two fights within a season will receive an automatic one-game suspension.
-This announcement signals a significant shift in the league's approach, underscoring its commitment to fostering a safer playing environment and discouraging fighting across the QMJHL.
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AOUT 10 | 87 ANSWERS BREAKING: Fighting Ban Officially in Place and Fans Are Furious At This League Are you happy that fighting is banned in the QJMHL? |
Yes | 27 | 31 % |
No! | 60 | 69 % |
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