NHL senior vice-president and director of hockey operations Colin Campbell is stepping away from his role as head of NHL discipline.
He had held the discipline role for the league since July of 1998.
Sources tell TSN that Brendan Shanahan will likely take over, but there could be somewhat of an overhaul of how supplemental discipline is handled.
"I definitely knew he traveled, but I didn't know they were going to call it. That was one of them situations in which a great player made a move...and they called the call. And I was like, 'Oh, man, there is a God.'
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sh00n wrote:Good riddance. Can't wait to see PK hit his son into a stanchion and have it be ruled a hockey play.
Profanity wrote:This is why I question a Canadian team in our league. it's a govt conspiracy trina to sell all our milk to Russia. They let the raptors participate to not let canadians demand crossing taxes. it will backfire one day.
darth_federer wrote:sh00n wrote:Good riddance. Can't wait to see PK hit his son into a stanchion and have it be ruled a hockey play.
Not his fault that Habs owners cheaped out on not covering the stanchion's.
But yes he was very inconsistent and after 13 years it was time to go.
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