The Associated Press on MSN15d
The number of NHL players still playing without face visors is dwindling, only a handful left
Ryan O’Reilly has had the conversation a number of times. Family members will often call or text to tell the veteran NHL center again that it is time to put on a visor.
Sports Illustrated14d
NHL's Few Visor-Less Players Aren't Changing
you can't wear a visor.' They ripped it off my helmet and I never put it back on. "I've taken a few sticks by the eye. My mom, all the time, wants me to put one on." Similar to Benn, O'Reilly can ...
The Vindicator14d
Number of NHL players without face visors dwindling
The NHL has had significant eye injuries in the past, perhaps most notably when Toronto’s Bryan Berard, who wasn’t wearing a visor, took an accidental high-stick from Ottawa’s Marian Hossa ...
The Washington Post15d
The number of NHL players still playing without face visors is dwindling, only a handful left
TORONTO — Ryan O’Reilly has had the conversation a number of times. Family members will often call or text to tell the veteran NHL center again that it is time to put on a visor. Sticks have ...
LancasterOnline15d
The number of NHL players still playing without face visors is dwindling, only a handful left
The NHL has had significant eye injuries in the past, perhaps most notably when Toronto's Bryan Berard, who wasn’t wearing a visor, took an accidental high-stick from Ottawa's Marian Hossa in ...
TSN15d
NHL's no-visor class continues to dwindle
The NHL has unfortunately seen significant eye injuries in the past, perhaps most notably when Toronto defenceman Bryan Berard, who wasn't wearing a visor, took an accidental high-stick from ...