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While hockey fans mourn the likely loss of another NHL season, they also will miss out on many potential hockey fights during this lockout. Perhaps they should turn to youth hockey players in Russia when looking for a brawl on ice.

For the first time in franchise history, the Los Angeles Kings are truly Kings of the hockey universe. The 45 year old franchise dominated the New Jersey Devils in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Finals Monday night by the score of 6-1. Click on "read more" for a game breakdown, as well as a video of Kings captain Dustin Brown using some language that will get NBC a phone call from the FCC.

The best ways to avoid getting your lights punched out are to run away or cower and beg for mercy, but sometimes physical confrontations are unavoidable.

This is video from a November 17 Federal Hockey League game between the Danbury Whalers and the Danville Dashers, played in Maine. After Corey Fulton of Danbury receives a hit from the Danville bench, a brawl mayhem ensues. The announcers were Kenny Gregory from the Cape Cod Bluefins and Marco Cerino from the Danbury Whalers. They were great! Gregory is one one that says; "BRUHAHA"! The

This is the way not to behave during a sporting event: A fight broke out in the stands on Monday night, at the Bell Centre, in Montreal, during a game between the Boston Bruins and the Montreal Canadiens. Don't know who/what caused the fight, but really people, act like adults!

Sixteen-year-old Canadian hockey player Kyle Fundytus died after taking a puck to the throat while blocking a shot during a game. Because of the incident, a risk and safety management committee will meet next month to reconsider the rules on blocking shots, among other concerns. Fundytus was wearing a neck protector at the time of the accident. “I can assure you it will be there,” Glen McCurdie,

This is video of former NHL player Andrei Nazarov​, now coaching Vityaz Chekhov, swinging sticks at Dinamo Minsk fans in Belarus on Sunday. Apparently Nazarov went nuts when fans started throwing plastic bottles onto the ice.

The Louisiana IceGators fell victim to the hot stick of Jim Gehring Friday night, as his four-point effort carried the Augusta RiverHawks to their second consecutive win over the Gators by the score of 4-1.

A decision has been made in the case of twin brothers Nick and Nate Smith, who switched places to take a $50,000 shot at a charity hockey match last month. Whether they’d receive the prize money was in question when the family confessed that the twin who was called to participate was not the one who wound up taking the shot. Ultimately, officials decided not to award the family the money because o