10 Worst 'Wardrobe Malfunctions' in NHL History

Wardrobe malfunctions in hockey are often scary times for players, but they make the action more exciting for fans.

Goalies losing their masks, players losing their sticks and jerseys being pulled over one's head in a fight all cause concern for players.

Let's look at the worst wardrobe malfunctions in the NHL.

Dan Cloutier Has 2 Sticks

Dan Cloutier picks up teammate Brad Stuart's loose stick and uses it! Why wouldn't he, why use one stick one you can have two?

The best part is when Stuart goes to get it back and Cloutier doesn't give it to him.

Alex Edler Breaks Stick at Worst Time

Alex Edler broke his stick just after the opening faceoff in the second period of Game 3 of the 2011 Stanley Cup Finals.

After breaking his stick, the Bruins scored. Edler was completely defenseless in front of Luongo as Ference's shot came in from the blue line.

Ference's Finger

After scoring against the Montreal Canadiens during the first round of the 2011 NHL Playoffs, Bruins defenseman Andrew Ference made an obscene gesture to the Habs crowd.

His excuse was more hilarious.

Via Pro Hockey Talk:

“Honestly, I have no idea [how it happened],” he said. “It looks really bad. All I can do is tell you the truth, and [my finger getting stuck in my glove is] the truth."

Good Luck for Canucks

Mikael Samuelsson absolutely fans on a shot and breaks his stick, but the puck goes right to Daniel Sedin, who buries the shot for a 3-2 lead.

Johan Hedberg Loses Mask

Johan Hedberg loses his mask and has his jersey pulled over his head at the same time.

Jhonas Enroth Makes Epic Save with No Helmet

For some reason Jhonas Enroth loses his mask, but is still able to make an amazing pad save.

Jimmy Howard Loses Mask from Shot

Detroit Red Wings goaltender Jimmy Howard takes a puck to the face, which pops his mask off. He still makes a great save, though.

Shawn Thornton vs. Colton Orr

In this heavyweight bout, the fight ends when Orr's jersey comes over his head, which was too bad because the fight could have been so much better if they went at it out for a bit longer.

Lightning Allow Iginla to Dominate Without a Mask

Jarome Iginla shows what playing hockey is all about, dominating the Lightning in Game 5 of the Cup Finals without a mask.

But how does Tampa let him have his way? Rough him up, he's got no helmet.

Fan Makes Luongo Angry

Although this incident obviously wasn't during a game, it's quite hilarious. The look that Roberto Luongo gives this fan is priceless.