Pro Golfer Injured After Walking Into Rope: Hockey Players Must be Laughing
Hockey players are renowned for their toughness, and a recent incident highlights the stark contrast in sportsmanship. Golfer Bryson DeChambeau's emotional outburst after walking into a rope left him struggling to stand on his own.
In contrast, Winnipeg Jets' skater Morgan Barron exemplified the true grit of NHL players when he endured a horrific injury during a playoff game, receiving 75 stitches to his face from a skate blade.
Remarkably, Barron returned to finish the game, showcasing the resilience and tenacity that define hockey athletes. Such stories underscore the unwavering spirit and dedication displayed by hockey players, setting them apart as some of the toughest in the world.
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JUILLET 25 | 115 ANSWERS Pro Golfer Injured After Walking Into Rope: Hockey Players Must be Laughing Is Hockey the toughest sport? | ||
| Yes | 95 | 82.6 % |
| No | 20 | 17.4 % |
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