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    Sidney Crosby

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    that would soon choose to live‚ eat‚ and breathe hockey. A child‚ unknown at the time‚ who would soon take the National Hockey League by storm. A child who would become the greatest‚ talented player of all the hockey world‚ and who would remarkably achieve this goal by the age of nineteen. This is Sidney Patrick Crosby and this is his story. It all started when Sidney’s father‚ Troy‚ who played major junior hockey as a goalie‚ gave him a little hockey stick at the age of two! Sidney played around

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    Whenever I have some free time‚ I would enjoy spending by it playing my favorite online game‚ League of Legends. I enjoy playing League of Legends because of the heart pounding adrenaline rush when I am in team fights or when I am running for my dear life. In this game‚ I feel as if I am one with the champion or character I am playing as. This feeling gives me multiple roles as well as a sense of significance‚ along with abilities and powers that are beneficial to the team. I feel important while

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    Frontline’s League of Denial explains how the glorification of violence plays a role in head injuries in the NFL. The National Football League’s chronic brain injury rates are increasing very quickly‚ causing the league to increase protocol to provide better protection for the players. It is hard to find a football player today whose body hasn’t paid a very high price; the love of the game may be destroying the brains of NFL players. Some evidence that football causes CTE is Mike Webster’s medical

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    Essay On The Stanley Cup

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    should be a form of championship between the teams. Lord Stanley donated a silver bowl to the Ametuer Hockey Association of Canada for the prize of the championship. The cup was originally called the Dominion Challenge Trophy‚ but was soon renamed the Stanley Hockey Championship Cup in 1893 after its founder. That same year it was decided that the Stanley Cup could not be owned by any of the winning hockey teams and went to whoever won the championship that year. Originally‚ the championship was held

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    Nhl Lockout

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    NHL ’s lockout September 16‚ 2004 the National Hockey League had a labour dispute that led to a lockout. The dispute was about the end of the collective bargaining agreement (CBA). The National Football League has a working salary cap for the teams in their league. NHL is trying to establish the same type of system that the NFL has. The negotiation between the NHL Players association and the NHL did not come easy. The disagreements were that NHL clubs spent too much on player ’s salary. The

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    I came across this documentary on PBS titled “A League of Denial” (http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/film/league-of-denial/). This documentary explores the unreported and hidden concussion related injuries in the NFL. “A League of Denial” piques my interest. It begs the question why were these injuries hidden; who knew‚ why they did nothing‚ and how could the players do nothing? Of course‚ one obvious answer is money‚ but I would like to analyze how sports tend to perpetuate this machismo persona

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    Negotiating on Thin Ice

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    Jessica McMannis Negotiating on Thin Ice LDR-610 – Grand Canyon University January 20‚ 2015 The National Hockey League (NHL) has brought the world an exciting sport that attracts thousands of fans each year in addition they bring into the sport exciting passionate players that increases the excitement. Year over year NHL increased their fan base in addition to the number of players and teams. Yes‚ the parties involved should try to reach an agreement that would be beneficial to both

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    Don Cherry

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    debatable and always amusing commentary. Mr. Cherry can be seen weekly during the National Hockey League season. He has a segment during the first intermission‚ every Saturday on CBC’s Hockey Night In Canada called the Coach’s Corner. Don grew up playing hockey‚ for he was playing in the OHL by the time he was 17. Unfortunately‚ Don never made it big‚ but he managed to make his way around the minor league system for a good 15 years. He played a few games in the NHL‚ attended many training

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    Willie is one of thirteen children. His brother Richard played and this is what lead Willie to his hockey career and legacy. Willie started playing hockey at age 3 and joined his first league at age 5. He currently married with two children and lives in California. On January 18‚ 1958 he made his hockey debut for the Boston Bruins and became the first African American player in the National Hockey League. He played left wing for the Boston Bruins. He played 2 games that season. He was called up again

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    Concussions Nhl

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    The National Hockey league (NHL) has seen many concussions in its players in recent years. It is an injury that has ended the careers of many great players and its side effects plague many others afterwards. In this paper I aim to outline the effects that concussions can have on the player‚ such as headaches‚ nausea‚ amnesia and depression. Also‚ I will look at some of the causes of concussions in the NHL and some possible solutions to eliminate the problem. Some of the causes I will look include

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