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What We Learned: Fighting should be banned at rookie camps

Even during the many tragedies this summer, which pacifist media members tried to link in some way to fighting or the role of enforcers to the sport, my opinion remained unchanged. Fighting is a necessary if unfortunate way to properly police the game so star players don't get their heads knocked off the first time over the boards in Game 1 of the season. However, in watching the rookie tournaments this weekend, I was positively appalled to see that there was any fighting at all. It's one thing if you're Shawn Thornton (notes) and you have to go beat the hell out of someone who just tried to run David Krejci (notes) . It's another thing entirely if you're a seventh-round pick in 2009 "standing up for your teammate" in Game 1 of the Traverse City Rookie Tournament, a setting that couldn't mean any less to anyone. ( Coming Up: Teemu Selanne (notes) makes a decision … sort of; Captain Backes; Jersey Foul for Keira Knightley and Viggo Mortensen; Bruins and a Marchand trade; Florida gets charitable for Belak; Chris Pronger (notes) health update; Doc Emrick's replacement; Patrick Kane (notes) says he's ready; Ryan Kesler (notes) isn't; BizNasty is BizIdiot; Detroit goalie gets smoked; Dwayne Roloson (notes) is old; a dazzling rookie camp moment; and a proposed trade that would make Henrik Lundqvist (notes) an Oiler.) You'll notice it's early in the third period and already 5-2 Rangers. This is something that should be embarrassing for the teams involved, because one thing hockey definitely doesn't need, and certainly not right now given the current tenor of the player safety debate, is fighting before the puck drops during blowouts in wholly inconsequential rookie tournament games. And the real problem is that McNaught and Beach were hardly the only pugilists to have dropped the gloves this weekend.

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