NHL No Helmet Plays - YouTube
Freeze the Puck Hockey - #TodayinNHLHistory April 20, 1997: Craig MacTavish of the St. Louis Blues, the last player to appear in an NHL game without a helmet, played his final game
Just a small group of visor-less players remaining in NHL
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Tyler Madarasz™ on X: "There are 13 players on current #NHL rosters that don't wear a visor, here they are by age: Zdeno Chara Joe Thornton Ryan Getzlaf Ryan Reaves Micheal Haley
NHL players shrug off concerns after Barron's skate to face
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Players signed to professional tryouts for NHL training camps | NHL.com
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NHL GMs propose new rule for players who lose helmet in game
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Report: NHL considers selling helmet sponsorships to boost revenue - SportsPro
Hockey Feed - On this day in 1958, Craig MacTavish is born. He would be the last NHL player to skate without a helmet and would later become general manager of the
Craig MacTavish's NHL Career and Life Changed Forever When He Killed a Woman By Committing a 'Fatal Mistake'
Death of a player from a skate to the neck reignites hockey's stubborn debate over protective gear | Lethbridge News Now
Krug's old-school helmetless shift may soon be a thing of the past | CBC Sports
Ice hockey players have been 'stubborn' about wearing neck protection. That might be about to change | HealthWatch | kdrv.com
