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Zach Parise picks up his teeth off the ice (Video)

Minnesota Wild forward Zach Parise took a puck to the face on Tuesday night and ended up losing at least one tooth. He quickly found it. After spitting out some blood, Parise reached down and picked up a tooth off the ice. He then handed it to the …

Blackhawks’ Sami Lepisto takes puck to the leg, has a horrendous bruise (Picture)

What this picture tells me is that all the padding a hockey player wears on their legs literally prevents them from shattering a knee. A lot of people think taking a slap shot off the leg during a hockey game doesn’t hurt because of the …

Ryan Duncan’s nose and face look pretty rough after being cut by a skate (Picture)

And the ice skate strikes again. The gentleman you see in the photo above is Ryan Duncan, the 2007 Hobey Baker Award winner at the University of North Dakota and current member of the Portland Pirates — a Phoenix Coyotes’ AHL affiliate. …

Toronto Maple Leafs

Darryl Boyce Nose Picture Is Savage

Below is Maple Leafs center Darryl Boyce. He was going for a check against the Hurricanes Thursday night but missed and ran into the glass. The result was a nasty injury to his nose and eyes they call “facial lacerations.” I’d say …

Anze Kopitar Takes High Stick to the Face, Returns to Score Winning Goal

So I already told you about Jonathan Quick’s awesome retro look in the Kings’ opener on Saturday night in Vancouver. He was sporting old-school pads and a Rogie Vachon-style mask and looked sweet in their win. What I left out of that post …

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