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Brendan Bottcher and his Alberta teammates are unofficially curling’s Blank-End Kings exceling at creating blank ends and preferring to clear the house and put 0 on the scoreboard rather than surrender their last-rock advantage for a single point

Their shot-making skills have led to some low-scoring unexciting games and reinvigorated the debate about whether a team that blanks an end should lose last-rock hammer in the subsequent end

Bottcher is open to the idea saying it would change the strategy and tactics of the game but thinks the current formula is good

Brent Laing a three-time Brier champion is also open to assessing the impact of a lose-the-hammer penalty for blanking an end saying he would like to see no blanks and a different game

• Curling Canada’s CEO Nolan Thiessen says the curling world is more interested in speeding up the game to make it more appealing and they’re looking at ways to get shots called and delivered more quickly