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0.1 All games in the live ticker:
0.2 All highlights are free on TV24 from 10:15 p.m
0.3 The table

1 ‍ What specific information about Swiss hockey players⁤ is likely presented on the webpage based on the provided markup?

After the defeat against Ajoie, the ZSC would like to show a reaction. Image: keystone

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For the first time in three years, HC Davos is at the top of the National League. Today the Graubünden team will face Ajoie at home.
After yesterday’s defeat against Ajoie, the ZSC Lions would like to show a reaction today. HC Lugano is a guest in Zurich
Ambri doesn’t want to lose touch with the line, but she urgently needs points against Friborg Gotteron.
Kloten welcomes EHC Biel and Bern travels to Geneva.

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7

A leader who can decide a game and make his team better on and off the ice.
6-7

A player with so much talent that on a good evening he can decide a game and is a leader.
5-6

A good NL player: Often talented Iridescent butterflies, sometimes serious workers who make a lot of their talent.
4-5

A player for the 3rd or 4th block, a veteran warrior or a newcomer.
3-4

The future still ahead of you or the future already behind you.
The rating is the North American hockey grading scale, which ranges from 1 (minimum) to 7 (maximum). There are no grades below 3, because those who play in the top league are at least just about enough.

The table

The 1000 club of Swiss ice hockey

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The 1000 club of Swiss ice hockey

So far, 16 ice hockey players (as of October 10, 2024) have managed to play 1,000 or more games in the top Swiss league. These are they:

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