jack hughes injured bad it seems..

[jetsforever]

Not good, hope it isn't too bad

 

[PaulD]

Open Season on Devils star players.

Everyone just standing around watching their franchise player get taken out into the boards.

I dont care if its accidental, or with zero intent, you gotta let everyone know that nobody is even allowed to breath near your superstars.


Pathetic

agree but wrong era. Those days are pretty well done.

 

[DitchMarner]

Damn, that blows. This guy is one of the best players in the League, but injuries are preventing him from putting together elite seasons.

 

[Canadienna]

It wasn't even Eichel's skate that tripped him.

This thread is ridiculous. So many confidently incorrect people.

 

[nbwingsfan]

Does Eichel do that on purpose though? Looks more freak/incidental.

Not even close. No idea what Keefe is complaining about

 

[lawrence]

it looked like his right knee gave way for whatever reason which resulted in Hughes slowly crashing into the net. Eichel battling for position or at least taking Hughes angle away. It didn't look like Eichel was trying to hurt him or anything. I hope hughes is ok.

 

[Junohockeyfan]

Any update on Hughes status?

 

[andora]

This guy needs to start playing smarter based on his speed and lack of physical strength, you watch them enough and you see that he is so reckless. Now please don't come at me because of the freakishness of this play but they're starting to mount up with how often he gets knocked around how often he puts himself in bad positions

 

[LaffyTaffy13]

Ya, more mass colliding with the boards leads to better results. This is science, I’m definitely not just trying to be Brochad Getbig on the internet here.

Anders lee had a similar spill tonight tripping into the boards from the goal line. Right up

 

[pekka55]

Hockey is a sport where players collide multiple times a game, usually at high speeds. Injuries are common. Somehow this still comes as a surprise to a lot of fans.

 

[Zalos]

J. Hughes is definitely not a very lucky hockey player.

 

[Hugh Mongusbig]

Not surprised. The kid can't stay on his feet.