The National Hockey League has rules and processes that make fans, for the most part scratch their head. Especially in recent years, video review has been a point of contention among other things. A new league unveiled a new form of video review that the NHL should definitely consider.
On TSN today, the XFL started their season, in one of the games, video review was needed for a call was a catch or not, honestly, the NHL should take notes, take a look:
During the review process during a game, the XFL cut to a camera inside the situation room so fans could see what goes on behind the scenes and how a call is evaluated. It's quite interesting to see how the process of a review unfolds.
If the league adopted this review process, it would clear up a lot of contention between coaches, players and fans alike.
Alas, I don't trust commissionaire Gary Bettman to do anything that would enhance the experience on and off the ice. If league officials got a call wrong while being taped, all hell would break loose and he can't have that.
