That should have...

[youresosober]

never happened.

Let Colton Yellowhorn be okay.

That was the worst thing I have seen in hockey in a LONG time.

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[youresosober]

It's not just one team. Anyone could have done that... and its unexceptable for anyone regardless of who they are or what team they play for.

[youresosober]

Yeah I know what you mean. The whole thing is unbeliable for me though.

[asherz86]

that was so bad :( I'm really worried for him; it sounds like at least it's not critically serious because he's alert and has feeling, but omigosh that was really scary... I can't even imagine how his family feels, watching that :'(

I'm okay with losing because we were the underdogs and the U.S. team has so much skill and experience playing together, but that hit made the whole game really bad... it would have been a good moment if the U.S. had won without that because our boys played heart and soul and the U.S. has such talented players, but I feel so bad for Colton... I was like "yah, he must feel so good getting his first shift" and then that happened :(

it just sucks, it makes me sick to watch plays like that

[youresosober]

it makes me sick too... I was crying becuase I hate stuff like that.

[youresosober]

Time to watch for CAL!!!!!!!!!!! :)

[normanby]

what happened?

[youresosober]

he got checked into the bottom of the boards from like 3 feet away, with his head down.

He tried to get back up, but couldn't and just was lying on the ice. It took the trainers and medical staff around 5 - 10 minutes to get him onto a stretcher and out to an ambulance and to the hospital.

He was moving his hands around and aknowledging his teammates and stuff... so I hope he's doing okay, but I haven't heard anything since yesterday afternoon.