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I feel like I should clarify...that if it's a deliberately thrown elbow, the player would be tossed anyhow...just like a thrown and missed punch. If a player throws an elbow that's unsporting but not to the level of getting tossed, and a player retaliates by fighting, then you'd toss both of them.
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I would say toss the player for the elbow (attempt) if it is judged to be deliberate. I would give the other player a technical foul.
This is my opinion without seeing the actual play and it could change depending on how severe "getting in the face" actually is.
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Agree w/ Snaq on this one. Unfortunately when our judgement comes into play, the greater the reaction of the offended to the initial play, the greater the penalty for both.
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Do you think a double technical foul is the path of least resistance and we would like to go there when we shouldn't because they would offset?
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