Mon Aug 13, 2018, 04:01pm
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Quote:
Originally Posted by BillyMac
Both have a smooth surface. No more dangerous than a pair of eyeglasses, which have been legal forever.
George Mikan (DePaul 1942-1946, NBA 1946-1956)
Now if the cochlear implant, or transdermal pump, was worn on the elbow, wrist, hand, finger, or forearm, that would be another story.
Worn on the head, or upper arm, no more dangerous than a pair of eyeglasses, legal (although we could debate about padding, or no padding, required). |
Correct however that is part of my point. Eyeglasses could cause an abrasion. Just about anything stuck/worn on the body could.
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