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692:. Issues included were, more control over marketing and promotion, timing of games being televised in North America, the hiatus in the NHL regular season schedule, ability for NHL team executives to access their players, travel concerns, and risk of injuries. He briefly discussed NHL presence in Europe and denied there were discussions on expansion there, but stated that the IIHF had asked about the NHL operating a champions league.
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634:, felt that junior-aged players were enticed to play in North America before maturation, with had a negative effect on the development of the player and the European system. He stated that of the 527 Czech Republic players who went to North American junior hockey, only 22 of them played more than 400 NHL games. He sought to establish a European system that was competitive enough to deter players from entering into the
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546:. He called for raising the minimum age for body checking to 13 or 14 and eliminating hits from behind. He argued that children should develop skills instead as they are vulnerable to injury due to height and weight differences. He cited research on the long-term effects for athletes who have had multiple concussions, specifically younger hockey players.
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NHL participation in the
Olympics to continue, but felt that teams should receive financial compensation while the NHL season was on hiatus during the Olympics. He proposed allowing the NHL oversee a world championship which had potential to a financially lucrative venture while league games were not being played.
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spoke in a question and answer session, and discussed NHL participation at the
Olympic Games and reiterated that no decision had been made about the 2014 Winter Olympics. He stated being in the Olympics was a "mixed bag" for the NHL, and experiences outside of North America tended not to be positive.
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The future of international women's ice hockey was discussed on the final day of the summit. The session dealt with how IIHF member associations could work together to grow the game and increase registration numbers, and the relative strength of the women's game in North
America compared to the rest
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was evaluated at the summit. Discussion included analysis on its financial aspects, costs and benefits of NHL players at the games, television viewership, scheduling of games, and the usage of the smaller NHL-sized ice surface instead of larger international-sized ice surface. Brian Burke wanted the
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discussed wanting to improve its relationship with the NHL with respect to transfer agreements and player contracts. His league sought greater financial compensation when its players departed for the NHL, instead of negotiating a flat rate for an unlimited number of transfers. The NHL was also eager
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echoed the statement of Aubry and said, "Anytime you can get a kid out on the ice and just make it fun and he is developing and improving without knowing he's developing and improving, and all he cares about is that he is having a great deal of fun out there, that's when you have really locked onto
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felt that too much discussion was about how money is involved in the game, and that panelists were not compelling and did not engage in constructive dialogue. He felt an opportunity was missed to discuss promoting the game via electronic media including television and video games, and to appeal to
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spoke in a question and answer session, and discussed the NHL presence in Europe and in ice hockey at the
Olympic Games. Despite NHL success in marketing its brand in Europe which included several regular season games, Fasel was defensive of European hockey. He was against NHL expansion plans into
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as the title sponsor. The summit's theme was "global teamwork promoting the growth of the game", with an emphasis on development of players. Discussion was targeted towards national hockey associations, executives and administrators for hockey leagues and clubs, coaches, player agents and business
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spoke about the need to co-ordinate IIHF and NHL events to work towards global growth of the game. He suggested that the World Cup of Hockey be played every four years, alternating with the
Olympic Games every two years. He wanted to see World Championships became an under-23 event during Olympic
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explained that the talent gap between the North
American and European countries was due to the presence of women's professional leagues in North America, along with year-round training facilities. She stated the European players were talented, but their respective national team programs were not
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competitions, which he felt would make the game more popular in Europe. He felt it was important to spread out events not to cause fatigue in players but still give importance to international events. He noted that the
European season was shorter than in North America, and included only 60 games
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winner for a world title. He further explained that rinks in Europe were typically had a lesser seating capacity those in North
America, and that European ticket prices were less than typical NHL prices. He felt it was not a viable economy for the NHL games considering travel costs and profits
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which ended before the World
Championships. He recommended that national teams be planned to operate on a four-year cycle for international events. He noted the importance of keeping the World Championships healthy since it generates profits for the IIHF invest into developing the game.
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given the same level of support as the
European men's national teams, or the North American women's national teams. She stressed the need for women to have their own professional league which would be for the benefit of international hockey. IIHF vice-president
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expressed concerns that youth hockey was no longer growing in Canada. He stated that 9.1% of Canadian children from ages 9 to 15 were playing ice hockey, a figure which had changed in the last decade. He felt that the increasing cost of playing, and increasing
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in 1999, and children playing hockey for the love of the game was still an issue. Discussions were targeted towards national hockey associations, and hockey executives and administrators, and focused on the relationship of the NHL to European leagues and
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Despite being against expansion into Europe, Fasel sought to keep NHL participation at the Winter Olympics due to its profitability and exposure for international hockey, although the NHL had not committed to the
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as the title sponsor. Its theme was "global teamwork promoting the growth of the game" and emphasized development of players. The summit was organized to create eventual changes in hockey, but the
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Hockey Canada and fellow organizers hoped for the summit to lead to social networking between the international ice hockey executives in attendance, and lead to eventual changes in hockey.
596:. He felt that the Olympics were optimal to promote the league, the game and the players, and appealed for fans of the game to support NHL participation despite the continued negotiations.
623:. Discussions at the summit included maintaining the level of competition at the World Junior Championships; limits of the collegiate programs; and Europeans developing in the CHL and the
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suggested an end-of-season championship between the NHL and Europe. Panelists felt the NHL had nothing to gain from the proposal, despite support from European-born players in the NHL.
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Aubry stated, "We're exposing these kids to an increased risk of injury at an age where I think we should still be talking about skill development and having fun". NHL vice-president
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which embraced other sporting options and contributing factors; and it would be necessary for minor hockey associations to promote the game and make it easier to participate.
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years. He felt it would be beneficial to national teams to evaluate their younger talent at the international level, and the under-23 event would be ideal opportunity.
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Europe and vowed not to let it happen. He instead envisioned a multi-country European professional league, where the European champion would play the
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923:"World Hockey Summit: Molson Canadian invites hockey family to Toronto in August"
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level or whether to eliminate it altogether, as "one of the livelier subjects".
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994:"Time for another hockey summit has come, writes Wayne Scanlan"
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The summit was scheduled for August 23 to August 26 in
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Fitz-Gerald, Sean; Strong, Gregory (August 25, 2010).
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It's Our Game: Celebrating 100 Years Of Hockey Canada
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1524:"Gary Bettman still sitting on 2014 Olympic fence"
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328:Role of agents in with young players
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1932:International conferences in Canada
1907:August 2010 sports events in Canada
1734:Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
1302:Burnside, Scott (August 24, 2010).
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811:, a form of recreational ice hockey
308:Opening gala – Celebrating the game
226:International Ice Hockey Federation
167:International Ice Hockey Federation
133:International Ice Hockey Federation
1392:Keating, Steve (August 24, 2010).
554:something valuable". Hockey coach
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1848:CHL Scholastic Player of the Year
1267:Cribb, Robert (August 25, 2010).
1217:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. p. 24.
278:The Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel
1551:Peter, Bruce (August 26, 2010).
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992:Scanlan, Wayne (June 2, 2010).
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783:since the event began in 1990.
781:IIHF World Women's Championship
765:International Olympic Committee
696:Agenda for international events
457:The second discussion included
408:ice hockey at the Olympic Games
202:ice hockey at the Olympic Games
961:Money, Don (August 14, 2020).
282:World Hockey Summit schedule:
210:Ice Hockey World Championships
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62:Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel
16:Ice hockey conference in 2010
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1853:CHL Sportsman of the Year
1007:– via Press Reader.
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1618:. September 19, 2010
1553:"Different Cultures"
1156:on February 22, 2016
832:Robert Cribb of the
786:Team Canada captain
679:Gary Bettman in 2016
671:Gary Bettman Q&A
650:John Furlong in 2006
642:2010 Winter Olympics
590:2014 Winter Olympics
222:2010 Winter Olympics
1754:World Hockey Summit
1585:(August 25, 2010).
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702:World Cup of Hockey
475:Toronto Maple Leafs
312:Hockey Hall of Fame
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72:Hockey Hall of Fame
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822:cultural diversity
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562:René Fasel Q&A
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1774:list of champions
1461:. August 25, 2010
1428:. August 26, 2010
1245:. August 24, 2010
1187:. August 24, 2010
1126:. August 22, 2010
1054:. August 26, 2010
908:978-0-670-06817-3
807:Children playing
683:NHL commissioner
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