An interesting discussion in light of the recent ECAC contest between
Yale and Clarkson on Sat.  If I remember correctly there were two
penalities called for running into the goalie--one for each team.  In
both situations, it could be argued that the forward was pushed into the
goalie by the defender.  Both took place in front of the net in a
loose puck frakas.  Perhaps this was a more strict interpretation of
the rules by the officials calling _this_ game--it was a bit ugly--or this
may be the beginning of a new interpretation overall.  Any thoughts?
 
-andrew
 
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