「ON-ICE」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)
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| Barkley's playing career ended from an | on-ice accident that rendered him blind in his right |
| He was frequently involved in | on-ice altercations and among other incidents he made |
| Long after his | on-ice career ended, he was drafted by the Minnesota |
| er was ended by a serious back injury after an | on-ice collision with Pete Goegan in 1962. |
| While the | on-ice competition is fierce, the Leafs-Habs rivalry |
| llowed Molleken to continue making most of the | on-ice decisions while serving largely as a senior co |
| Scott Stevens were afterwards known for their | on-ice feuds. |
| While with the Bruins, his | on-ice fight with Maurice Richard in 1955 led to the |
| e time, this was the longest suspension for an | on-ice incident in NHL history. |
| 30 games, the second-longest suspension for an | on-ice incident in modern NHL history behind a one-ye |
| l condition and that it wasn't triggered by an | on-ice incident. |
| the only player ever to die as a result of an | on-ice injury. |
| During the season, he was an | on-ice leader and was one of the Wild's top scorers, |
| Currently, McBain serves as an | on-ice official in the ECHL, serving National Confere |
| In 1984, he became the first NHL | on-ice official to wear a helmet. |
| ament for intentional physical contact with an | on-ice official during a 12-1 loss to Canada. |
| beginning with the 2006-07 NHL season, all NHL | on-ice officials must wear helmets. |
| 8, who was also inducted along with one of the | on-ice officials when the Rangers won the Stanley Cup |
| of the Seals from a business point of view the | on-ice performance of the team suffered greatly. |
| e middle of a paragraph that's otherwise about | on-ice performance. |
| cluded Hockey Tips, where Penguins players and | on-ice personnel taught some of the basics of the gam |
| However, his | on-ice reputation and discipline issues made teams he |
| lly to the Wolves player who best typifies the | on-ice spirit and team-first attitude of Tim Breslin. |
| their shadow, and were never able to match the | on-ice success or popularity of the Lafayette club. |
| Despite | on-ice success, off-ice financial problems befell the |
| They continued their | on-ice success, qualifying for the playoffs and advan |
| two-way players due to his explosive speed and | on-ice vision. |
| Despite versatility and a good | on-ice work ethic, Lindgren never lived up to the off |
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