In a surprising trend, Anaheim Ducks right winger Troy Terry's recent decision to hold back on bodychecking has sparked an interesting conversation in the world of professional hockey. Terry's decision to focus on scoring goals, rather than dishing out hits, has led to some notable company among NHL players. As it turns out, there are several high-scoring players who have chosen to avoid bodychecking, opting instead to rely on their speed, skill, and agility to outmaneuver opponents. The reasons behind this trend are complex, and experts are weighing in on what it means for the future of the game.
Anaheim Ducks right winger Troy Terry delivered his first two hits of the season on Sunday. As it turns out, there are more high-scoring NHL players who avoid bodychecking.
