Oct 7, 2016 · After Harvey died in 2001, the Harvey Ball World Smile Foundation was created to honor his name and memory. Here's a look at hockey players smiling over the years, despite missing some teeth.

Hockey players wear their missing teeth almost like a badge of honor. It shows how tough and fearless they are and how much they sacrifice for the good of their team. Here's a look at the best...

Dec 2, 2024 · Bobby Hull is known for his powerful slapshot, which was feared by many opponents. However, during one game, his shot ended up hitting him in the mouth and knocking out several teeth. Hull later got replacement teeth, but he admitted that they weren’t as good as his natural ones.

Nov 1, 2019 · In the 1960s and '70s, the game's giants, players like Clarke, Bobby Hull, Gordie Howe and Stan Mikita, created the enduring and strangely charming archetype of the toothless hockey warrior.

Mar 11, 2024 · He lost his own front teeth at the hands of an opposing player early in his career, but he is incapable of the wild rage that used to erupt in Rocket Richard, nor does he have the cold...

The marks of his trade show on his face; it is crosshatched with scars, and his two front teeth are gone. But Hull has missed only eight games in his career because of injury.

Oct 10, 2014 · In honor of NHL season, here's a look at Hockey's All-Time Best Toothless Smiles. From Tim Duncan (and his passion for Dungeons & Dragons) to Heisman contender Ameer Abdullah (who won't shut up...

May 31, 1976 · His nose is mashed sideways, scars crisscross his chin and cheeks and eyebrows; his face is bent out of shape. Like most hockey players, Hull has no front teeth. "Bobby has taken plenty of...

May 29, 2023 · “I think every hockey player gets used to playing without front teeth”, said former NHL player Bobby Clarke. In fact, studies show that up to 37% of professional hockey players will experience facial injuries during their career, resulting in …

Nov 18, 2011 · Handsome, muscular and telegenic, Hull's smiling face -- both with and without his false teeth in place -- was the face of hockey when he skated for the Black Hawks (that's how the name was...