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The demonstration follows those in the National Hockey League postseason during the summer, when four members of the Dallas Stars and Vegas Golden Knights took a knee before their playoff game, and Matt Dumba of the Minnesota Wild took a knee before the start of the Western Conference postseason in Edmonton.

The NHL is planning for what could be an unusual 2020-21 season with the goal of returning to normal in 2021-22.Miami Dolphins for NHL Face Masks

Since the groundbreaking rule, most leagues of all levels in the United States passed rules to require skaters to attach a hockey visor or hockey shield to their helmets.

One of the other factors at play is the uncertainty of when farm teams will be able to resume play. While the NHL is set to start in mid-January, it's not as clear a path forward for the AHL and ECHL, the latter of which has already had a number of teams opt out of the upcoming season. The lack of places to put prospects to allow them to continue to develop might force some teams to give longer looks at the NHL level.

Hockey Visor Pros
Visors Offer Prime Protection – The most important aspect of the hockey visor remains the protection it provides against errant sticks, skates, and pucks.
Visors Air It Out in Comfort – Hockey visors allow air to flow, keeping players’ heads cool, and they’re comfortable for most skaters.
Visors Allow Optimal Sightlines – Hockey visors provide skaters optimal visibility on the ice, with limited blind spots.
Hockey Visor Cons
Visors Can Get Foggy – One of the biggest player complaints about hockey visors is that they tend to fog up when skaters are seated on the bench, impeding visibility until they’re wiped clean.
Visors Scratch Easily – Scratching blurs a player’s sightlines.
Visors Leave Areas Exposed – Hockey visors are designed to cover a player’s eyes and nose, but leave the jaws and teeth exposed. Dentists are big fans of visors, eh?
The Hockey Cage
Consisting of metal or composite mesh, a cage is one of the most popular forms of hockey face protection in the amateur ranks.

We Finally Know When The Montreal Canadiens Are Getting Back On The Ice

”It’s a different world out there,” Bowness, 65, said. ”I’m going to have to adjust to it, there is no question. I just want to make sure I’m cautious, which we’ve been since this virus started, and I will continue to do that. My health – hey, I’m a grandfather now, my first grandkid. I intend on playing some golf with that kid down the road. I intend on being here a lot longer. So, yeah, am I going to be careful? Absolutely.”Tennessee Titans for NHL Face Masks

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