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Keith loses 7 teeth, 'could have been a lot worse' and …
2010年5月24日 · CHICAGO - It takes more than a puck in the face to keep Duncan Keith off the ice for the Chicago Blackhawks—even when he loses seven teeth. Chicago's top
Hockey Beast - Duncan Keith lost seven teeth in all, three.
Duncan Keith lost seven teeth in all, three on top and four on the bottom, when he took a Patrick Marleau clearing attempt right in the face during Game 4 of the Western Conference final. Two …
Keith loses 7 teeth to errant puck - ESPN
2010年5月24日 · Keith remembered the shot from Sharks center Patrick Marleau. "I went to try to keep the puck in, and Marleau turned and fired," he said. "Unlucky play, and I knew right away …
Lost Seven Teeth, but NHL Star Gave Fans a Memory …
2023年2月10日 · Duncan Keith was one of the best defensemen in the last decade of ice hockey. In game number four against San Jose Sharks in 2010, Keith lost three teeth on the top and four on the bottom. This happened as a …
Duncan lost teeth, but gained fans’ respect – Chicago Tribune
2010年5月24日 · Chicago hockey fans can now be split into two distinct groups: Those who saw Blackhawks defenseman Duncan Keith’s puck-to-the- mouth toothsplosion and felt nauseous, …
On The Tape: Duncan "Teeth" — Official Website of …
2020年4月12日 · Duncan Keith joins Adam Burish and Patrick Sharp to break down losing seven teeth Game 4 of the 2010 Western Conference Final.
On The Tape: Duncan Keith's Teeth - Facebook
"Anybody know a good dentist?" Duncan Keith joined Adam Burish and Patrick Sharp to break down the fateful play that cost him lots of teeth in Game 4 of...
Chicago Blackhawks' Duncan Keith with a Classic Hockey Line …
Duncan Keith loses 7 teeth in clincher – Chicago Tribune
2010年5月24日 · In Sunday night’s game, Keith lost seven teeth after being whacked by a flying puck, but returned swiftly to help his team earn a trip to the Stanley Cup Finals.
Duncan Keith - Wikipedia
During Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals against the Sharks on May 23, 2010, Keith had seven teeth knocked out by a puck on a clearing attempt by Sharks' forward Patrick Marleau. He returned minutes after the incident to help …
