Re: Remove Plastic Coverings
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Re: Remove Plastic Coverings
by phase4 on Thursday, April 07, 2011
A lot of the newer elbow pads are reinforced at the elbow, but don't necessarily retain the external plastic padding. But with or without that padding, an elbow to the head alone can be enough to cause some serious damage. Besides, some of that plastic padding does serve a purpose when you consider that thick little biscuit heading toward ya or the stick that sent it crashing across your forearm during the follow-through.

I think it's possible for the game to retain its physicality, but we have to acknowledge that the medical research is out there now basically proving what we've suspected all along, that these head hits have extremely serious long-term implications.

In the end I think that the league can deal with hits to the head on a case-by-case nature, picking out the ones that are egregious and punishing them appropriately.

Re: Remove Plastic Coverings
by BNR5 on Tuesday, March 01, 2011
Correct, not all elbow and shoulder pads have them but a lot do. I'm not saying soften the padding so people can skate with head down, I'm stating that some injuries could be perverted if they were softer. Hits still would hurt, injuries still happen maybe just not as many.

Re: Remove Plastic Coverings
by mfhockey18 on Tuesday, March 01, 2011
man im not positive, maybe this is only regarding men, but i just bought pro stock jofa elbow pads a few months ago and they do not have plastic caps.

Re: Remove Plastic Coverings
by BNR5 on Monday, February 07, 2011
I'm not saying that players should be able to skate with head down. You must have read the article wrong. I'm old school too. Old school had softer pads and we still saw big hits and injuries will occur. Get hurt by a big hit is great, but if its from the padding that is stupid.

Re: Remove Plastic Coverings
by bkelly41 on Sunday, February 06, 2011
i don't know . growing up playing the game. coaches beat into your head " keep your headup " with rule 48 , and being able to turn your back to a player along the boards so can't he play the body ?? i always thought as a player you were responsible for yourself. if player starts playing the game not concerned about being hit in " compromising " position. thats when he skates with his head down and is unaware of the approching player. maybe i'm just old school. but i thought it was my problem if i got knocked on my ass , not the other player.