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On Thu, 18 Apr 1996, Mike Machnik wrote:
> Does everyone else also get to go to UAA when they are only scheduled to
> play UAA twice that season, so that they can also schedule two extra games?
> You'd think that over 9 years, everything would even out and everyone
> would play UAA twice each, with one set in Alaska and one at home (thus you
> lose the exemption once). But Minnesota, for example, has already had two
> years in which it played UAA only twice, and both times Minnesota went to
> UAA.
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> Now, if I remember correctly, one of those times Minnesota was due to host
> UAA and they opted to play on the road instead so that they could get the
> exemption. I don't know if the league had to okay this, and if all of the
> other teams also have that option. I doubt anyone else would complain if
> someone wanted to give up two home games with UAA to play them in Alaska.
I'm not sure about this, but I think they elected to play a home series
in Anchorage. Since teams can do this at neutral sites, I assume they
also have the option to place games in the opponent's rink. The only
problem I could see is whether home games played in Alaska are exempt;
I don't have a copy of the NC$$ rulebook.
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