One touchpoint that drew attention before the meetings was how to best police retaliatory fights after clean hits. NHL Power Rankings: The toughest remaining stretch for each team.And I think that's where we left it." Editor's Picks Hockey operations gauges the temperature of that and if there's good appetite, then they continue to work on it. There's going to be some deeper dives into a lot of the points that we discussed. "I think a lot of the managers are in favor of wanting to make sure you get things right with video review and stuff like that, but I think we have to be very, very conscious about the unintended consequences of those kinds of things. "I don't know that we left with any real consensus on things," said Winnipeg Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff, speaking after the day's sessions ended at Eau Palm Beach resort. The entire GM contingency met together Tuesday to share in more dialogue that, while productive, still has further to go. Managers spent Monday morning in breakout sessions dialoguing about fights after clean hits, the implications of expanded video review on coaches' challenges and increasing protective equipment on players.
The NHL GM meetings moved into their second day Tuesday, and discussions deepened around key agenda topics with potential to impact rule changes down the road.
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