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A 6 page paper which examines the case where hockey players would not wear helmets because it was not mandatory. The paper then examines the importance of rulings such as wearing helmets in order to ensure efficiency in an endeavor. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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were not required to protect themselves with helmets. There were, as could well be imagined, numerous injuries in the sport that could have been avoided through wearing helmets. The following
paper examines one of these injuries and then discusses how and why the argument against wearing helmets may be valid. The paper finishes with a discussion about how a mandatory
law for helmets is an important one and how it can teach us something about efficiency. Helmets According to the student requesting this essay, "In 1969, before hockey helmets
became mandatory in the NHL, Boston Bruins defenseman Teddy Green was hit so hard over the head with a stick that his skull was fractured." According to another individual, Wayne
Maki came up behind Teddy Green and brought "his stick down on Greens head with full force. The attack on Green was caught by a photographer just as it happened
and Green, who was helmetless as players were in that era, went to the ice with his face contorted as though he were a stroke victim" (Murphy, 2000). The stick
splintered and Green suffered many of these splinters inside his head, a condition that took several operations and a metal plate to repair. It was this particular incident that
truly began to make the NHL players, and other people as well, rethink their position on helmets in the NHL. Again, according to the student requesting this essay, many hockey
players, the night that Green was so devastatingly struck, vowed to wear helmets, but they did not. One player said that he would wear a helmet but didnt because no
body else was wearing a helmet. In the aggressive, testosterone filled, violent sport of hockey it perhaps comes as no surprise that no player wore helmets. They did not want
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