Yup nhl is a family they care for one another no matter what team you play for your all family friends at the end of the game when real life situations like this happen you come together. No one wants to see anyone hurt. Everyone is playing hockey cause they love it n they all got one goal in mind to win the Stanley Cup

@@okieoiogh8235 just wow who made u mad 🤣🤣🤣

You'd have to be a bit of a psychopath to not be concerned.

Mark will be back that guy is tough as nails, I'd hate to be Frost the next time they play lol

@@mofishin2648 this happened with half the game left of they wanted to fight him they could have so why would they wait till next game?

Spot on

what you said was literally zero help with figuring out what happened lol

@@DannyConcepts can you not watch the video? Its pretty obvious what happens, you arnt in 3rd grade are you you? You dont need everything explained to you

I’m with him right now. I’ll let him know. Thanks.

He is weak

He is out of the hospital and return is subject to further observation

NFL medical staff. "He's fine, put him back in" :)

I mean you probably support a good ol hockey fight which causes just as much damage to their brain as this does.

Good call. I've watched the replay about a dozen times now and I still can't figure out what happened (the injury, I mean).

@@pwrofrob he got knocked out

@@Deenaziamazinjg14 Well obviously he got knocked out. What I'm saying is "How?" The impact to the boards and from Frost didn't seem knockout-worthy...it seemed tame.

@@pwrofrob he squished his head into boards pretty hard, slow mo takes away a lot of the intensity but it was defiantly a surprise knock out for sure

@@pwrofrob Well, no matter how hard you train and prepare your body for physical punishment, the head and the brain cannot be trained for hits. Even a seemingly mild hit can knock anyone out. First, B was in a very low position when he reached for the puck. Second, and very importantly, the hit made his head rotate. That's integral for knocking someone out. As many boxers know, a straight hit to the forehead might not knock someone out. If you swing from the side and rotate the head, the opponent is out. The brain is a very sensitive body part, and we need to protect it at almost all costs. The hit is much worse than people think. His finger was twisted, which often is a sign of a disconnection between the brain's nerve signals and the muscles. My guess, severe concussion. Given this, there are things all hockey players should do. 1. Never reach. 2. Keep your head up 3. Don't send suicide passes. 4. When hitting other players, even if they have trash-talked you or injured a team-mate, do not hit his head. If you do hit a player by mistake in the head - grab him, and make sure that his head do not him the ice. From a statistical point of view, it's a miracle that only one fatality has been recorded. However, if players adhere to 1-4 above, risks are lowered.

Thank you!

Well he was knocked out, so it’s a severe concussion at the minimum.

@VideoGamePlayer05 yea...hence the "ok". But its hopefully nothing terrible like a spine injury etc.

@@Littlefieldpaints true

He retired because of the non serious injury?

Yeah I thought they would spit on him or something

@@Donny_Double_Dip stupid sarcastic message received 👍

@@hydeks lol what did you think the flyers would do?

@@Donny_Double_Dip exactly what they did lol 😆

@@hydeks 😂 I saw Brady play in person the other night. He’s way bigger than I thought. I wish we had him.

ya hockey is boring to me now. seen this hit, so just commented on it. liked watchin all the enforcers lol

@@rustynail1020 sounds like you need to open a playlist of Jens95 if you ask me

@@HellionSol if were around, same age we prob seen alot of the same tuff guys. any favs?

@@rustynail1020 25-30 or so i never followed the sport super closely. Always enjoyed playing the game and catching clips once in a while. The Wpg Jets are my boys so maybe Byfuglien? Not sure if he counts but he was a brick wall on skates

@@HellionSol byfuglien for sure was solid!! he was a player more than a fighter, sure he could if he had to. anthony peluso called up from a.h.l. sometimes and he was good fighter! what ever happend to byfuglien??

exactly, especially considering morgan frost is a smaller player who is not known for being physical. really shows that a freak accident can get ugly really quickly in a sport this fast. big flyers fan here but i think i speak for every hockey fan when i say nobody wants to see that and we are all awaiting an update on Mark, hoping he will be back on the ice soon.

definitely not an og of old school hockey.

@@bc1173 Think what he means is that he still plays pre-lockout style of fast offense and offensive defense. He plays old school mindset.

@@Dr.Frankensteen pre-lockout was the dead puck era - the hardest era to score in by a country mile. not sure about your comparison here, especally considering he isn't an offensive player either.

@@bc1173 I omitted a few words while changing what I was posting. That was my bad. Meant to insert "before the style of..."

At angles like that, it really doesn't take much to give someone a concussion

@@counterfit5 True. The play sequence was fast that it seems like it was a typical dump in /chase and retrieve by D.

movement

When I was 10 I was chasing a kid on a breakaway, I was a defender and made a poor defensive play giving it up. The kid lost an edge and I went flying in the air head first into the boards like in the air perpendicular to the ice from before the goal line. I was hauling ass. I heard a whistle and woke up to both coaches and the 2 refs standing over me. I didnt feel any different once I came to. I had to leave the ice for a shift per the rules. I was pissed about that. Lol. My dad told me that's why my only non second hand equipment was a helmet lmao. He said it was the best $200 he ever spent (this was in the late 90s so it was a higher end one).

Karma

Did he beat up your favourite player?

@@codfishjoe5313 He eats Cod for breakfast.

kinda looks like he got unlucky tbh

@@bc1173 Depends on how you look at it. I say lucky because it looks like he escaped a major career ending injury but unlucky he was injured at all with such minimal contact.

that one was horrible hurt so much just watching could only imagine getting kneed in the head, idk how people can do mma

Zednik

i'm sleeping with your wife - dude was like ha ha then whAAATTTT

Blah blah blah blah Ok, ok, ok, WHAT DID YOU JUST SAY

@@willnixon1583 lmaoo

Loved by all? Dude has taken runs at tons of players for no other reason than to injure them. Let's not pretend he's some Saint here just because he got hurt.

Shouldn't have raised it one bit lmao

He had to figure out if this was pre - season, regular season or playoffs and how long since the last commercial break. The pre game talks for the refs are given by actuaries and accountants these days. Media contracts are where the big money is so nothing else really matters.

Raising his hand for what, there was no penalty there?!

@@durrrrl3435 To whistle the play dead so medical help could be brought out.

@@mikemol5995 lol you need friends and hobbies

What we see on TV cameras isn’t the same thing the broadcasters see. They’re up in the box looking down on the ice following the entire play. This was behind the net, it’s easy to miss until you see a player lying flat not moving.

What needs to be reviewed? It was a clean hit that unfortunately boro was in a bad position to take

​@@Deenaziamazinjg14 What needs to be reviewed is situations where the referee suspects something may have happened but didn't actually see it. Your choice: bad calls or a review and maybe the right (non)call?

What it is now i am not sure lol but it used too be a player covering the puck with his open gloved hand