Marc Savard after being victim to a dirty headshot. |
So really, how are they to stop? Some opinions have been get better helmets to prevent concussions, some have been saying longer suspensions for these hits, some even saying players should have their own career ended, being thrown out of the NHL. Getting better helmets will not help, unless players want to be carrying 10 pounds of padding around on their head and even then there could still be concussions. Longer suspensions still leaves other players making the same hits, and when the accused player is unsuspended, he goes and does the same thing not too much later. Being thrown out of the NHL is completely unnecessary. These players in the NHL are all very talented, and deserve to be there, but with this behavior, maybe they should be kicked out.
We cannot say that our opinion is correct, but for sure we can say that this issue needs to be solved. So our theory is that it is up to the players to make headshots stop happening. They know what they are doing when they hit, and there is nothing else we can do.Hockey is great, but it does have its major issues, and this is one of them. Us as fans, we cannot do anything about it, it is up to the players, and other people are trying too hard to fix something that for them, is not fixable.
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