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When Borje Salming almost had his face split in half, got 300 stitches and did this legendary TV interview
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When Borje Salming almost had his face split in half, got 300 stitches and did this legendary TV interview
Borje Salming receives emotional standing ovation in his return to Toronto
Ex-Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman and Hockey Hall of Famer Borje Salming is diagnosed with ALS | Daily Mail Online
22 years ago today, Gerard Gallant accidentally stepped on Borje Salming's face and cut him for over 250 stitches. : r/leafs
Toronto Maple Leafs great Börje Salming diagnosed with ALS | CBC Sports
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He's too good': How Börje Salming made hockey history in Toronto | TVO Today
Leafs legend Salming no longer able to speak due to ALS disease
Old Toronto Series on Twitter: "Toronto Maple Leaf, Borje Salming, receiving 200+ stitches in 1986 after taking a skate to the face. https://t.co/HWtjvwhx4C" / Twitter
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/https://www.thestar.com/content/dam/thestar/news/canada/2022/08/10/following-brje-salmings-als-diagnosis-experts-say-more-research-needed-into-dangers-of-head-injuries/borje_salming_2.jpg "Following Börje Salming's ALS diagnosis, experts say more research needed into dangers of head injuries | The Star")
Following Börje Salming's ALS diagnosis, experts say more research needed into dangers of head injuries | The Star
