Dylan Holloway is back at the St. Louis Blues' facility following his scary incident Tuesday night -- and it seems he could return to the ice as early as this week.
LeBron James Honors DJ Clark Kent With Custom Nikes, Still Streaming Freddie Gibbsis back at the St. Louis Blues' facility following his scary incident Tuesday night -- and it seems he could return to the ice as early as this week.
Holloway addressed media members Wednesday morning -- roughly 12 or so hours after he was rushed to the hospital -- and he looked to be in good spirits. He told reporters the puck hit a major nerve in his neck, which caused him to lose consciousness -- but tests have all come back OK since.Scary moment on the NHL ice Tuesday night ... Blues forward Dylan Holloway was rushed to the hospital after he was struck in the neck by a puck.
The terrifying scene played out about 19 minutes into the first period of St. Louis' game against the Tampa Bay Lightning ... when Holloway got in front of aHe skated down the ice and nearly scored a goal -- although when he returned to his bench, it became clear something was wrong. Medics rushed to his aid and held his head up. Seconds later, they laid him down on a stretcher ... and swiftly took him to a nearby medical facility."I think the only way I can put it to you guys is if you're at work, you get a call that one of your family members is sick and rushed to the hospital," Bannister said."Holly is a family member. That was tough."
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