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Old 02-28-2013, 12:50 PM   #195
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Originally Posted by Parallex View Post
Boo. In the season after Burke made his infamous "truculance" remark some Leafs bloggers did a study to see if team scoring rates increased in the immediate aftermath of a fight... what they found was that it had zero impact, the team scoring rate remained static.
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Originally Posted by JayP View Post
The idea of fighting building momentum for a team is a textbook example of confirmation bias.
I thought fights happen more to change the momentum than build momentum? I would think that if fighting has zero impact, the winning team would continue to score while the losing team would continue to give up goals.

Either way, I'm not a fan of soft teams that don't respond to other teams running our star players or goalie.

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