NHL general managers pleased with game's positive trends

NHL general managers met in Florida to discuss the current state of the league. They reported an increase in scoring, with an average of 6.0 goals per game, and noted fewer shootouts and tight competition among teams. The GMs highlighted that 75 percent of games this season have been close, with many comeback wins. There is no push for rule changes, as the league is experiencing its highest even-strength goal percentage since 1972-73. The recent 4 Nations Face-Off tournament also drew significant viewership, averaging 6.5 million in North America. The GMs expressed satisfaction with the game's current condition, noting no major issues to address.