A new policy in the NHL is tightening enforcement of player conduct, with league officials now actively collecting and documenting the names of players involved in on-ice altercations. The move aims to hold athletes more accountable for unsportsmanlike behavior, including fights and aggressive plays, by ensuring clearer records of repeat offenders. While the league has long tracked penalties, this shift signals a more direct approach to identifying and addressing problematic behavior. Fans and analysts are watching closely to see how this change could reshape penalties and player discipline in the coming seasons.

A New Enforcer Is Taking Names In The NHL.  Yahoo Sports