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Originally Posted by Adam
I get the logic. If anyone comes off the bench during a fight, it's a flagrant T regardless of what they may say. There is an exception for the HC to come out and assist with breaking up the fight. If the coach does or says anything that might inflame the situation, I could see running him.
If he actually breaks up the fight first, then says something on the way back, maybe not. If he mouths off and then proceeds to break up the fight, there's a decision to be made.
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I'm interested in what others may think of a T here. While I'm an advocate of not holding them back, this is a situation where I may just let it go -- depending how/what the coach says.
With how horrible the sportsmanship was from the two ejected players I'd have to imagine something happened before their shoves.
Seems like I would have to have something good to have a T here. If he's just protective over his players and voices he think I missed something previously...