Custom venturing beard for the duration of the play-off is one of the oldest superstitions operating in ice. It is believed that this has been initiated in the 80s by the New York Islanders hockey team. – Players will not like what I say, but I would venture to stop the chin in the knockout stage – Lazarus said in an interview with the Chicago Tribune.
– Let’s show their faces, let people see how young and handsome with their athletes. Hockey players are some of the best looking athletes from all disciplines, but no one from the outside can not perceive behind these big beards.
After the end of the regular season contestants shave for the last time, then no longer cut the beard, believing that any cut it could bring bad luck in the competition. – It’s best viewed sport events in May and June, but no one will remember their faces. They are too bearded – lamented Lazaurs.
– have presented their requests to the NHL and the players’ union, but did not want to even talk to me. No wonder I’m just a guy from TV. I know this is one of the most respected superstition and tradition, but with clean-shaven faces could reinforce the importance of branding their biggest stars – concluded the representative of NBC, which in 2011 signed a contract to show NHL games over 10 years.
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