Scotty Flowman

03.01.2004 | Author: Steven Ovadia | Posted in General Hockey

The New York Times got Scotty Bowman to weigh in with his thoughts on how hockey’s flow can be improved.
It’s a combination of the usual stuff (‘make the neutral zone bigger’) and the unusual (the goalie could handle the puck behind the goal line but couldn’t move it past it).
I think the best thing the league can do to preserve the flow of the game is to not strike next season.
That’s just me, though. I’m no fancy coach or anything.

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