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I was at Torhs Nationals in Detroit thiis past summer and watching a crap load a hockey. I was watching college hockey and noticed in warmups when the guys were next to me on the boards that many of the players cut there blades at the toe so its like a saw or a knife

I mentioned it to tony torhs as i was talkin to him. and it wasnt just one team it was alot of diff. teams and in college age they hack more and get away with more and cant imagine how much thats gotta hurt, thought i'd share

and i went back and deleted all my ".....'s " just for you kovy :D

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It's also a penalty for using illegal equipment and could be a match penalty for intent to injure. At the very least it's a 5 and game for injury if you cut the guy open.

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thats insane! ive heard of guys putting like sticky tape stuff on the top of there blade and then when you hook someone its hurts more. ive never done it sounds pritty greasy to me.

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greasy? whats that? not true? well it is...its looked like a saw, all the fiber glass sticking out, I did see when they would hack a guy they would go out of there way to get him where theres no pads. but anyhow...

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yeah thats bush-league at the least. ive seen kids do that to vectors, and those hurt already! stuff like this has NO PLACE in hockey... what garbage.

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I think there are some coaches in hockey who played that way themselves, and they've passed along their winning philosophies to their kids. Either that, or we have some real shithead parents who haven't raised their children properly.

If I ever saw my daughters do something even close to that, I would be so disappointed and ashamed.

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I think there are some coaches in hockey who played that way themselves, and they've passed along their winning philosophies to their kids. Either that, or we have some real shithead parents who haven't raised their children properly.

If I ever saw my daughters do something even close to that, I would be so disappointed and ashamed.

Around here I just figure it's the Flyer fans.

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I've heard of guys doing something similar at the top of lacrosse sticks.

As a referee, if I saw anyone with a dangerous tip on their stick, usually because a chunk had broken off, I would tell them the next time they were on the bench to either get the jagged piece covered with tape, grab another stick, or get a penalty for dangerous equipment if they stepped out on the ice with the stick in the same condition.

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I've seen/felt that done to toes of the blades by d-men just just prod it straight behind your kneecap. Just a bush thing to do by people who need crutches.

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Around here I just figure it's the Flyer fans.

Get it right, Chadd. We Flyers fans don't kick with skate blades. We use our sticks to chop at your ankles! :D

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I think there are some coaches in hockey who played that way themselves, and they've passed along their winning philosophies to their kids. Either that, or we have some real shithead parents who haven't raised their children properly.

If I ever saw my daughters do something even close to that, I would be so disappointed and ashamed.

It can be both. As a coach, I teach my guys alot of boarderline stuff, I don't think it's "terrible" things like this, but little things for survival infront and such. There is a line to be drawn. Something like this can seriously injure people, and I have played with guys who have used it to seriously injure people, but I think alot of coaches, parents and players have a myth about toughness being the ability to injure people.

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A few years ago i was at Sportcheck looking through replacement blades and i remember seeing a "Roenick" blade. I picked it up and the toe, was seriously an arrow. Thats deadly right there.

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