Facecage News

 
Back on the ice: Clowe and Burns skating, Couture gets high praise from ...
San Jose Mercury News (blog)
**Ryane Clowe out there and skating full tilt with no face cage, no special “don't hit me” jersey or anything along those lines. **Brent Burns was one of the first on the ice and he's not showing any signs of the scary kneeing from Edmonton's Ales ...

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MEDIA INVITE: Concussion Detection Technology Arrives
Marketwire (press release)
The device, worn on the face cage / helmet, addresses the dangers & diagnostic challenges of concussions. It measures g-force, duration and severity of a hit through proprietary software & sensors. When an impact of 240 Head Injury Criteria (HIC) is ...

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Tampabay.com
Tampa Bay Lightning Nuts and Bolts
Tampabay.com
Does the (face) cage (he had been wearing) come off tonight? Why don't you want to talk about the visor? Rookie Brett Connolly was in an interesting situation last week when he was traded from a place he wasn't to a place he might never be.

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Clowe returning with visor, win – not shutout streak – matters to Greiss ...
San Jose Mercury News (blog)
If you recall he tried wearing a face cage after the damage was done Jan. 10 in Minnesota, but he took it off mid-game in Chicago. “It was really weird,” he said of practicing with a visor for the first time since leaving junior hockey in 2003, ...

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Fantasy Hockey Breaking News
Rotoworld.com
He did not suit up on Tuesday because he was having a hard time adjusting to wearing a full face cage. "It was annoying me, and we decided to just let it rest and heal," he said. Clowe might not return until after the All-Star break with the ailment, ...

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Comfort, feel top concerns when buying equipment
NHL.com
There's also a helmet, shin pads, face cage, mouth guard, a cup that's not exactly the Stanley variety, those crazy hockey pants and suspenders, and, of course, the giant "hockey socks" leggings taped over the shin pads. Probably not … and that's just ...


 
Tampa Bay Lightning's Marty St. Louis still has blurry vision
Tampabay.com
Still, Boucher said, getting rid of the full-face cage has to make things easier. "His eye and his cage and all that really made him feel that he wasn't at his best," Boucher said. "He felt caged in, obviously. He had trouble seeing the puck at the ...