You got choked up?

Was curious …..thanks 👊🏼

The back is such a sensitive area. Glad it was just a back spasm and not a hernia or anything like that.

thank you for the update. also great saves by wedgewood, lets not forget he stuck with the play while hurting

That’s a relief.

Warriors with respect and integrity. Brad 100% right

He didn't get destroyed tho. I get the point

Nobody touched him

@@georgebent8540 nobody touched me either.

get bent

Meet him at a movie theater once. Kind of a douchbag

as a devils fan, he fucking sucks, but i do wish him a quick recovery

@@Vitalitay as someone who is a Devils and Stars fan, its a night and day difference to when he was on the Devils

Ben Bishop. Guy was always being wheeled out lol

craig anderson

Michael n something lol forget his name but he passed out on the ice

@@kanegarvey848 no

@@justin-le1jm nope lol

It was just a back spasm, extremely painful, but in the end nothing really serious. I didn't see anything that could've even caused a serious injury there, but it's still good they used the stretcher for precaution.

we hate to see it

If you look at his body language while making those secondary saves it looks like he's struggling to hold that position, so I'd wager yeah, he was in pain quite quickly. Really weird looking injury though. Did he just like, overstrain a muscle or something?

In high school my junior year I played the last 10 minutes of the 2nd period when I tore my acl. Yeah I had to be helped off the ice too it sucked. I wanted to play the 3rd period but the trainer told my coach not to let me play anymore that game.

Indeed, it's one of those groin pulls that happened, isn't it? Hate to see it since goalies constantly stretch legs wide for big saves.

@@dragroch5536 could be and they happen very often but im guessing he’s pulled his hip flexor, he’s holding it right after the save and im a goalie and it happens to me very often however i stop moving as soon as i feel the pain, guessing wedgewoods just full on gone for the save and it’s pulled inside

@@TheDoooburner the update said it was a massive back spasm, extremely painful, but nothing really serious.

What's his twitch @?

He actually streams?

Wait actually?

@Wedgewall92 and he's actually pretty decent. Been streaming on and off for about 5 years, last stream was 2 months ago but he has some good clips on there. He plays Apex/Fortnite/NHL

@@gyrate598 thanks bro, gotta go check it out and put on notifs

Happened to Ben Bishop a few years ago

I hope so too, hopefully its just a stinger or a wrong twist.

@@hypn0298 oh yea, I had completely forgotten about that!

It was a back spasm.

I’ve heard before that they are injury prone because they are TOO flexible. They are able to move past the normal range of motion of us mortals but eventually, one day, they move too far and “SNAP” 😢

@@Ratstick58 As a former goalie, I know, flopping around on that cold ice, in sweaty, wet clothing, heavy gear, you may pull something at any moment, especially, when you are stretched out to the max, and have (big) players running into, falling on you. Toughest position of any sport. Why so few chose to do it.

@@wanderingwarrior5626 I think few choose to do it because it's not the "cool" positions lmao.

@@user-zi4pr8wy2b Yup! Everyone wants to be the big hero that wins a game by scoring one or more goals. Whereas, the goalie that makes the big saves, that wins a game, gets little recognition. Just the blame when the team loses. Actually, most players know the goalie position is the most demanding, courageous position to play. I was standing with a bunch of players behind the net, off ice, when someone drilled a shot that went over the net into the glass in front of our faces. They all jumped back, not me. One looks at me and says, How can you play that position? I just smiled. Most people I know, don't know, I caught a slap shot in the face on the bridge of my nose while not wearing a mask. My doctor, profession hockey team doctor, and men's league player told me a inch higher I would be dead. Also told me to start wearing a mask. Four days later, after the swelling went down from the stitches, trauma, back on the ice, with one of those clear plastic masks.

@Sherry L bitch why u mad

I just watched the Evander Kane wrist slicing by the skate blade live and this is bringing me back to that. Praying for this guy 🙏🏻

Hot girls that like hockey rule!

The stars reported that he was walking around the locker room after the game. Thankfully it just looks like it was a scare.

They are saying it was a muscle pull of some kind. He was up and walking around the locker room and never left to the hospital.

Looks like a back strain. It hurts like a mother at first and you don't want to move because of how much it hurts. If it's a muscle, which where he was grabbing and the way he twisted it probably is, he's going to be sore for a while and out for a few weeks.

Games or weeks?

Oh shit NVM now I saw him reaching for his back, back injuries are no joke I doubt he'll ever be 100% again without some voodoo magic working on him 😢😢

It was reported he was up walking around in the locker room. The way he twisted and grabbed his side, it might be an oblique strain or a lower back muscle pull. I've had both and moving is not a thing that happens right after.

@@soulknife20 thats good to hear!