St. Louis Blues coach Drew Bannister provides a critical update on Dylan Holloway's condition
A Critical update has been issued following a scary incident that emerged from St. Louis earlier tonight, as Dylan Holloway left the game on a stretcher after sustaining a very serious injury.
St.Louis Blues newly acquired player Dylan Holloway sustained a serious injury on Tuesday night as the Blues faced off against the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Holloway ended up taking a puck to the neck area before finishing his shift, however it was only when he got to the bench he realized he was in trouble, after the medial staff examined him before he was stretchered away.
Despite the situation not looking serious at first, it clearly was not the case as the young star was quickly stretchered off the ice, following the scary situation, leaving all the fans in the arena worried.
The Blues then later updated the situation, revealing that the final 1:11 of the first period was canceled and then would be added to second period, giving fans and the players a moments to claim down and re-adjusted from the brutal injury.
Update on Dylan Holloway's injury
However, the St. Louis Blues head coach Drew Bannister has just provided an update on Dylan Holloway's condition:
On behalf of everyone here at NY Rangers Insider we are glad to hear that Holloway is doing well, and we will continue to send out prayers to him in hopes he can return to his team soon and have a quick recovery.
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