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    Marek Vs. Wyshynski Radio: Staged fights, Winter Classic and Dave Lozo from NHL.com

    By Greg Wyshynski | Puck Daddy – Wed, Feb 8, 2012 1:25 PM EST

    It's a Wednesday edition of Marek vs. Wyshynski beginning at 2 p.m. ET/11 a.m. PT, and we're talking about the following and more:

    Special Guest Star: Dave Lozo, NHL.com writer and Twitter jester, joins us to talk about the Rangers, Devils and the trade deadline.

    • In which Marek and Wysh discuss the big no-goal controversy at MSG and Al Trautwig's BRUTAL reaction to it.

    • Staged fights.

    • Frans Nielsen and Vinny Prospal sign interesting deals.

    • The Winter Classic details come spillin' out.

    • Puck Headlines and Talking Points

    Question of the Day: What's your opinion of staged fights in the NHL?

    Email your answers to puckdaddyblog@yahoo.com or tweet them with the hashtag #MvsW to either @jeffmarek or @wyshynski.

    Click here for the Sportsnet live stream or click the play button above! Click here to download podcasts from the show each day Subscribe to the podcast via iTunes or Feedburner.

     

    1 comment

    • Grayson
      Grayson  •  Kingston, Canada  •  3 months ago
      How don't you see the logic behind the offside as a gaming changing moment argument? You are saying that you can "challenge" game changing events; a goal scored, a high stick, etc...What if there is a tie game, game 7, 2 minutes left and there is a missed offside which leads to a goal. The team wins 3-2 because of the missed offside (if the offside was called, it would still be 2-2) therefore that is a game changing event. Offside called = no goal = game is changed. Use your brain pal
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