San Diego hockey leagues consider neck guards after player death

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Last updated 11 abril 2025

San Diego hockey leagues consider neck guards after player death

Currently, neither the American League Hockey nor the National Hockey League require players to wear the protective equipment. USA Hockey also doesn't mandate them.

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