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604778 09-19-2011 10:52 AM

That honestly can be a life changing story to many people.
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trancehead 09-19-2011 10:57 AM

On a serious note that was a touching story.

on the other hand
ALL IS FORGIVEN

7seven 09-19-2011 11:05 AM

Good to see some players rethiniking visors

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Real_ESPNLeBrun Pierre LeBrun
Veteran center Jarret Stoll is sporting visor for first time in his NHL career here at Kings camp. He cited Malhotra as one of reasons...

Ronin 09-19-2011 11:40 AM

Visors should just be mandatory like helmets. It's an avoidable injury.
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trancehead 09-19-2011 11:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Ronin (Post 7583098)
Visors should just be mandatory like helmets. It's an avoidable injury.
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should be grandfathered in

Expresso 09-19-2011 12:36 PM

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Originally Posted by trancehead (Post 7583104)
should be grandfathered in

Agreed considering how they have to wear them in Junior anyways. Kind of dumb to remove them when you reach the NHL.

AzNightmare 09-19-2011 12:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Ronin (Post 7583005)
That's all fine and stuff talking about what pads actually do. "This flap over here is 30% more shock absorbant than the predecessor."

But there's never been a discussion like that in this thread. It's always been about what color they are or what they look like, which I just don't understand. I just find it weird. It's not like they were even designed...Reebok or whatever just takes the team's colors and puts that on the pads. Otherwise, they look largely the same.

Well, there wouldn't be a discussion like that in this thread,
because people don't talk about gear performance (in general)
since this isn't a gear review thread.

And from my initial post,
I was simply commenting that I'm not a fan of that "Premiere IV" Reebok design.
But even if it's just colours, I think it's valid to comment on the colour scheme being used.


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Originally Posted by Ronin (Post 7583098)
Visors should just be mandatory like helmets. It's an avoidable injury.
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It seems like most players already do wear visors now... except for the enforcers, or
some of the veterans that still refuse to get one.
Within the next 5 years, most of those veterans will be retired.
So I guess that just leaves the enforcers...
Maybe it's an appearance thing, and they don't feel like they are intimidating if they get a visor... ?

skippynixx 09-19-2011 03:19 PM

Great story about Danton.
Considering this past summer in hockey, I'm glad the unthinkable didn't happen and this man sprung in action!

woob 09-19-2011 03:28 PM

YEEEAH HOCKEY TOMORROW NIGHT. I don't even care that it isn't the full line-up.

Kilinim 09-19-2011 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by woob (Post 7583352)
YEEEAH HOCKEY TOMORROW NIGHT. I don't even care that it isn't the full line-up.

Will it be shown on tv?

LSF22 09-19-2011 03:53 PM

^ 7pm on Rogers Sportsnet.

Strzelec 09-19-2011 03:53 PM

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LIVE ON NHLN-US, SNET-P(HD)
Looks like it will be on Sportsnet.

Edit: Beat by less than a minute...

punkwax 09-19-2011 07:10 PM

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Originally Posted by AzNightmare (Post 7583157)
Maybe it's an appearance thing, and they don't feel like they are intimidating if they get a visor... ?

If you're acting a tough guy on the ice with a visor on, you'll get razzed / mocked pretty good by dudes who don't wear visors and have no problem dropping the gloves. Its an unwritten rule. If you want to be a tough guy or even someone who beaks off a lot, don't dare wear a visor.
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AzNightmare 09-19-2011 07:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Nodnarb (Post 7583602)
If you're acting a tough guy on the ice with a visor on, you'll get razzed / mocked pretty good by dudes who don't wear visors and have no problem dropping the gloves. Its an unwritten rule. If you want to be a tough guy or even someone who beaks off a lot, don't dare wear a visor.
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Yeah, I figure that's the issue with that...
If all the next gen players in the minor leagues are forced to wear cages or visors now, and they then enter NHL,
do you think even the next gen enforcers will start to accept wearing a visor as a common thing?

punkwax 09-19-2011 07:34 PM

They'll pretty much be forced to take off their helmets to fight - increasing chance of concussion, which could take fighting out of the game... Could be part of the reason visors aren't mandatory yet. Domino effect.
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spideyv2 09-19-2011 09:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Nodnarb (Post 7583602)
If you're acting a tough guy on the ice with a visor on, you'll get razzed / mocked pretty good by dudes who don't wear visors and have no problem dropping the gloves. Its an unwritten rule. If you want to be a tough guy or even someone who beaks off a lot, don't dare wear a visor.
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lol burrows, kesler, and so many more

Ronin 09-19-2011 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by AzNightmare (Post 7583157)
Maybe it's an appearance thing, and they don't feel like they are intimidating if they get a visor... ?

Jarome Iginla would like a word with you.

trancehead 09-19-2011 10:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Nodnarb (Post 7583602)
If you're acting a tough guy on the ice with a visor on, you'll get razzed / mocked pretty good by dudes who don't wear visors and have no problem dropping the gloves. Its an unwritten rule. If you want to be a tough guy or even someone who beaks off a lot, don't dare wear a visor.
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I think there was an article featuring Tanner Glass who talked about this. Something along the lines of him always wearing while young, then when he hit the AHL he had to take it off in order to be one of the tough guys

Okami 09-19-2011 11:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Ronin (Post 7583822)
Jarome Iginla would like a word with you.

Jarome Arthur-Leigh Adekunle Tig Junior Elvis Iginla

or 8.. i didnt know that was his full name :awesom:

Noir 09-20-2011 06:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Nodnarb (Post 7583602)
If you're acting a tough guy on the ice with a visor on, you'll get razzed / mocked pretty good by dudes who don't wear visors and have no problem dropping the gloves. Its an unwritten rule. If you want to be a tough guy or even someone who beaks off a lot, don't dare wear a visor.
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Not even. Manny was neither a tough guy/enforcer, or yapper so.......



It all just goes back to comfort > safety. Just like disregarding safety, it's better to play with no helmet > helmet > helmet + half visor > helmet + full shield. Hell, I bet if full equipment wasn't a league mandate, you'd get a handful of NHLers that would play w/o shoulder pads.

To say that it's an inner culture unwritten rule thing that one abides by is nothing but a pure justificational reach.

SumAznGuy 09-20-2011 07:41 AM

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Originally Posted by trancehead (Post 7583067)
On a serious note that was a touching story.

on the other hand
ALL IS FORGIVEN

Team 1040 had a guy on the radio this morning by the name of Steve Simmons. He wrote a book that is out today that talks about Mike and the things that happened over the years.

http://www.penguin.ca/nf/Book/BookDi...065295,00.html

Supposed Mike never responded to this guy's request about the book, but he wrote one anyways and there is a lot of detail about Mike's family including the relationship between him and his 7 years younger brother. The book talks about what happened when the brother was 13 and spend 2 weeks at Frost's cabin where he was verbally/physically/sexually abused by Frost and others while his brother stood and watched.

Don't know how credible this guy is, but he made it sound like Mike lied to many people including the parole board and may still have issues stemming from that Frost guy.

jeedee 09-20-2011 07:53 AM

GAME DAY :fullofwin:

punkwax 09-20-2011 08:03 AM

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Originally Posted by jayare604 (Post 7583810)
lol burrows, kesler, and so many more

Exactly. Two of the most hated guys in the league - you don't think they hear about it?

kristianhay 09-20-2011 10:22 AM

Canucks vets to sit split-squad preseason openers

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HODGSON IMPRESSES

Head coach Alain Vigneault said he's been impressed by Cody Hodgson so far in camp and he wants to give the team's first-round pick [10th overall] three years ago every opportunity at centre.

"Right now I really want to give him a chance in the middle, because that's his natural position," said Vigneault. "What I've seen the first three days, I've really liked. You're seeing more jump and obviously those offensive smarts are there. We'll try him there and as things unfold his play and the play of others will put the pieces together."

The opportunity for Hodgson to finally play in the top six has come up with the news that Ryan Kesler almost certainly won't start the season after hip labrum surgery. But Vigneault said it shouldn't be assumed that Hodgson would have to switch to wing when Kesler returns.

"There's nothing that stops us from putting Manny [third line centre Malhotra] on the wing and [still use him] for faceoffs," said Vigneault. "Manny has played a lot of left wing, so there is a whole bunch of possibilities. The players will decide. If a player is playing so well in one position that we can't take him out, we'll have to make some decisions."
Looking forward to seeing what CoHo does.

shawn79 09-20-2011 10:39 AM

might go there end of first period and get some $15 tickets and walk down to lowerbowl

btw what is the latest on manny's eye? It still seem a little swollen or is it permanent?


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