The tragic loss of former Pittsburgh Penguins forward Adam Johnson has sent shockwaves throughout the hockey world. This heart-wrenching incident has left a profound impact, and it's reaching the highest levels of the sport.
Oshie, who also happens to be the founder of the company that manufactures his neck guard, emphasized that the product is available to other NHL players. He, however, believes that the decision to use protective equipment should ultimately be a personal choice for the "grown men" in the league, especially since the NHL has not yet mandated such gear.
In a surprising turn, Oshie shared that after his first shift with the neck guard, he quickly stopped noticing he was wearing it, emphasizing the importance of player comfort and choice.