It would be tempting for National Hockey League teams to make life as miserable as possible for visiting opponents by offering shoddy locker room conditions and fitness facilities that offer little more than a couple Shake Weights and an Abdoer.

Maybe that’s why the league’s collecting bargaining agreement stipulates that the following fitness equipment be offered at all NHL rinks.

 

Want to know when there’s a new SportsDocuments post to read? Follow at Twitter.com/sportsdocuments or on Facebook here.

Recent posts:

*For Calgary Flames fans: NHL Draft Lottery odds

*Roger Goodell salary

*A look at the Aaron Hernandez lawsuit

*NBA per diem

*Gary Bettman’s salary

*How does your meal allowance stack up against an NFL player’s?

*NHL per diem

*How dumb is it that there’s an NHL team in Glendale? This economist counted the ways

*NHL concussion documents: League protocol, NHLPA consent form

*Document: NHL concussion assessment tool

*Great patent or greatest patent? Behold the backless baseball cap

*What Doug Wilson can learn from Paul MacLean

*Which hockey organizations want something from the government?

*NHL Awards: It’s not just about the prestige

*NHL trade deadline primer: You’ve been traded, now what?

*Last lockout was a ‘key event’ leading to Dallas Stars’ bankruptcy

*Name change likely coming for Phoenix Coyotes if purchase goes through

*National Hockey League hires lobbyists to block gambling bill