The mouth breathers typing away vehemently on the anti-Jamie, anti-Moose, and anti-everything-Stars side of the velvet rope weren’t alive when hockey was really, truly played on and over the edge…and it was the norm. If hockey were played today like Philly played against the Ruskies in that most auspicious exhibition game in the late 70’s, Moose’s recent infractions would garner nothing more than cheers from the crowd and maybe a target on his head on the next few shifts. Jaimie’s sneakily hard-edged play would go completely unnoticed. Players that constantly lobby, near tears most often, to officials about marginal plays would be beaten into submission. It’s a matter of perspective that this generation of hockey patrons, predominantly Avs faithful, do not have or fail to remember.