Hockey stick blades come in a variety of curves, but during the Olympic Games, players are required to use blades with less severe curves than what is allowed in the NHL. A legal blade in the NHL can ...

Initial sticks closely resembled field-hockey sticks. Later, blades got longer and squarer. Finally, the stick shaft extended, allowing players to play at a more upright body position. But Hilborn ...

Their sticks with curved blades gave them an edge over opposing goalkeepers. In 1960s, Mikita led the league in scoring four times. The curved blade was not the only piece of hockey equipment ...

It follows the rules of the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) with modifications. Instead of skates, players use double-blade sledges that allow the puck to pass beneath. Players use two ...

Weber switches from a modern carbon fibre hockey stick to a wooden stick used in ... Hull's stick had a distinct curve because he would bend the blade to improve the accuracy of his shot.