Who said hockey is dangerous?
This has got to be the clip of the week. This is a freak accident; Richard Zednik gets it pretty good here. His teammate, falling to the ice, inadvertently severs Richards neck.
Tim Reynolds for the AP writes: Zednik remained hospitalized 1,350 miles away in Buffalo, where his condition was upgraded to good on Tuesday and doctors planned to take him out of an intensive-care unit.
Zednik isn't believed to have suffered any long-term brain or nerve damage, and one surgeon described him as "very lucky."
"It's a sign of how good medicine can be and how good medical people can be," Panthers coach Jacques Martin said Tuesday as the team skated for the first time since the accident, which became the NHL's dominant topic.
Zednik was critically injured Sunday night in the third period of the game at Buffalo. Teammate Olli Jokinen was upended and his razor-sharp skate blade pierced Zednik's neck, opening a deep gash that stopped just shy of the 32-year-old's jugular vein.
WARNING!! Dont push play if blood makes you squeamish. Play at your own risk.
Tim Reynolds for the AP writes: Zednik remained hospitalized 1,350 miles away in Buffalo, where his condition was upgraded to good on Tuesday and doctors planned to take him out of an intensive-care unit.
Zednik isn't believed to have suffered any long-term brain or nerve damage, and one surgeon described him as "very lucky."
"It's a sign of how good medicine can be and how good medical people can be," Panthers coach Jacques Martin said Tuesday as the team skated for the first time since the accident, which became the NHL's dominant topic.
Zednik was critically injured Sunday night in the third period of the game at Buffalo. Teammate Olli Jokinen was upended and his razor-sharp skate blade pierced Zednik's neck, opening a deep gash that stopped just shy of the 32-year-old's jugular vein.
WARNING!! Dont push play if blood makes you squeamish. Play at your own risk.
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