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High road? Or overreacting road as they usually do? See post game handshakes. Total overreaction.

 

Punishment should fit the crime, as it is now all crimes are the same, which makes no sense (and it is not consistent across other sports). 2 games for two yellows, or even 2 games for DOGSO is ridiculous, especially when you have card happy officials. It would not be hard to create a few categories for cards to be differentiated.

 

I like a yellow card accumulation, but if they can keep track of that and enforce it, they can differentiate red cards.

High road? Or overreacting road as they usually do? See post game handshakes. Total overreaction.

 

Punishment should fit the crime, as it is now all crimes are the same, which makes no sense (and it is not consistent across other sports). 2 games for two yellows, or even 2 games for DOGSO is ridiculous, especially when you have card happy officials. It would not be hard to create a few categories for cards to be differentiated.

 

I like a yellow card accumulation, but if they can keep track of that and enforce it, they can differentiate red cards.

You also have the other side of the coin and in my opinion the more common thing. Refs would give a second yellow instead of a straight red in order to seem like the nice guy and lessen the punishment. Which shouldn't factor into their decisions whatsoever.

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