Doctor Reacts to NHL WORST Injuries - Part 1
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- The Worst Injuries in NHL History and an explanation of the medical side of what happened (part 1)! In this video Doctor Brian Sutterer will be reacting to and explaining some of the worst hockey injuries in NHL history! In part 1 we'll be reviewing injuries to Marc Staal, Connor McDavid, Dan Boyle, Richard Zednik, Steve Moore, and Jiri Fischer!
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Whenever I see a neck cut I can't help myself but cry inside, this is my worst fear
Same
Neck injuries I can take. It's knee injuries or broken limbs that make my stomach churn. Hell, I can't even LOOK at a knee injury anymore.
For me it's a severed femoral artery
As a goalie I never used to wear a neck guard, I hated the damn things and when you changed masks getting them positioned and setup perfectly on the new one was such a pain in the ass I never wore one, until that first neck cut injury, wore one since. Luckily only had one instance where I ever needed it to actually protect my neck, checked it after the game, big scratch across it where a blade had gone across it, I didn't feel it or even knew it had happened but I did know that scratch hadn't been there before the game.
Same damn I pray to God nothing like that will happen! I feel bad for those people who experience it.
I got so much respect for hockey players, man. These dudes go out with mini swords on their feet and willingly throw their bodies at each other and in front 80-100 mph shots. Craziness...
Not only that, but get right back up like nothing happened
Some times get literally crushed by a man going 30 mph into a wall
What a dumb sport
@@TulioVieira01 Dumb but fun.
And people think football is intense. we get broken ribs and fingers and arms and legs and they get cut open and bleed. I respect hockey players so much.
The stall injury is one of the main reason they now require all players wear a face shield.
Not all. All new players
are there even any players left that dont wear visors? theres only a handful
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Interesting fact, after that injury, all Staal brothers began wearing visors.
@@imbored6724 Ryan O’Reily of my stl blues doesn’t
Hockey content. Thank you! Easily my favorite sport and desperately needs more coverage!
As someone who doesn't care for hockey in the slightest I think Doc does a great job making hockey content enjoyable to watch.
Hockey is very hush hush with its official injury reports and its often hard to deduce an injry (Ie: eichels been playing with shattered ribs all season apparently, yet only occasionally listed as having had a UBI )
The.sport that kill people!..😞
@@celinedelgado243 not anymore
@@celinedelgado243 There have been deaths in all major team sports. Hockey is no exception.
That McDavid injury is insane. I think a lot of people don't realize how fast they are going (especially McDavid lol). Incredible how quickly he recovered and without surgery
Bro it's more than incredible, Connor was the best player in the league (by far let's admit), suffered a terrible injury to his knee(Which is even worse considering McDavid's greatest weapon is his speed), Made a 100% recovery, came back and was still the best player in the league by a mile.. Sad to see Edmonton doing terrible tho gotta admit, but it looks like they're gonna make the playoffs this year
Insane part is nhl nets weigh close to 100 pounds too
@@prodICYN Terrible, wow harsh what else does team have to prove their worth other than being second in their division.
Pretty much same thing just happened a couple days ago and the Minnesota player break his leg
@@hobbobandits1986 winning a cup
The mcdavid documentary on his injury is amazing. The fact that he rehabbed the injury to not have surgery and came back 5 or 6 months later better than ever is crazy! Would love to hear your thoughts on the whole rehab vs surgery thing!
Absolutely agreed. Would be great to hear his thoughts on it, the process and recovery
I think he already did a video
@@crazybut6641 he did a video on the injury itself, I haven’t seen anything on the actual documentary around it.
Agreed, would be awsome to get his opinion.
I honestly thought McDavid would never skate like he used to
Injuries like these really show just how important the trainers and medical staff are. Zednik has said himself that the trainer, who had some military medical background, saved his like by pinching the artery that was cut. Said it was hanging by a thread.
I think you are confusing two different stories there. It was the Clint Malarchuk incident where the trainer was a former Vietnam vet (he was a combat engineer not a medical member) and it's said that he reached into Malarchuk's neck to pinch off his jugular but that is just an urban legend. He didn't actually do that. He almost certainly did save Malarchuk's life getting to him so quickly and getting him off the ice though.
@@AD-df5tm Hm. Maybe. I thought it was Zednick who said something about it, but getting the two mixed up is reasonable lol
@@AD-df5tm if Malarchuk had been on the opposite end of the ice he might not have made it, that's how quick this is
@@AD-df5tm the trainer knew what to do because he had seen this injury multiple times in combat. None of the soldiers that had this injury survived. Glad Malarchuk did!
I remember when the Clint Malarchuk injury happened. Thankfully he's alive. Scariest injury I've seen in sports. He came out with his own line of neckguards after. A very close second happened in a game I was playing in. I was a goalie and after the whistle in our end, in front of the net one of our defensemen pushed a player on the other team. The player on the other team fell and hit their head on the ice. The guy wasn't wearing his chin strap so his actual head hit the ice cause his helmet came part of the way off. I'll never forget looking down and seeing a pool of blood coming out of his ear. He was rushed to the hospital and I never saw him play again on that specific team.
Adam johnson wasnt so lucky
0:00 Stahl
2:30 Zednik
4:12 Moore’s
5:50 Fischer
8:15 Boyle
9:15 McDavid
Who got cut tho
@@xplict-bladesaw6025 Zednik
Its "Staal" not "Stahl"
Here after Adam Johnson’s injury. Zednik and Malarchuk are the closest examples.
Me too he has to do one on him
Jesus, I had completely forgotten about Zednik's injury. "Fun" fact about the incident: Zednik's life was saved by a fan who happened to be a doctor. The guy jumped down from the stands and immediately clamped down on his artery. Zednik was actually conscious enough to ask him if he could loosen his clamp as it was "too tight". The doctor answered "no" and the rest is history.
@Soflo Sports It's not an idea. It was on the news in 2009.
@Soflo Sports would you rather have someone cause discomfort trying to stop a lethal injury or take longer to try to get the bleeding to stop with less pressure?
@Soflo Sports No. You said it was inhibiting his breathing. I'd rather have that then be bleeding out for longer is what I had meant with that question. I was directly replying to what you had said.
@Soflo Sports my bad. I just misinterpreted that last bit then since that's what I had focused on.
You're thinking of Clint Malarchuck.
Grew up loving basketball. Got introduced to hockey after moving to Canada. Man, the high respect I have to these NHL players. Strenuous 82-games, fastest, most physical and damn dangerous of all major league sports. 🙌
82 games, and then you have to play up to 24 more at twice the intensity to win the cup.
Would love to see you cover how sidney crosby's concussions single-handedly opened the conversation about head trauma in hockey and to a degree other sports like football
And yet it has been glossed over because it didn't fit that narrative that the reason he was out so long wasn't concussions.
www.cbc.ca/sports/hockey/nhl/crosby-has-soft-tissue-injury-in-neck-no-fracture-1.1157283
Once the soft tissue damage in his neck was treated he came back and has had minimal concussion issues.
@@soulcrusher807 I'm not sure what you mean by "it didn't fit the narrative". He was talked about on a daily basis as having concussion issues until it was determined that he wasn't. When I think of the term narrative I think of something that is being forced on people without it necessarily being true. I'm quite familiar with the Crosby issue because one of my doctors was consulted and helped figure it out.
I would be interested to learn more about Jeremy Roenick's broken jaw. The footage of him moving half his lower jaw away from the other half is something you can't unsee.
Roenick played the powerplay following that hit. Hockey players are the toughest. Including me! Heart transplant and I play ice hockey.
@@thedude1316 Wtf about Football? They literally get hit all the time, nothing but collision and impact.
@@donaldmoore8606 Football players are tough men too. They just usually don't keep playing with a broken jaw and after spitting out teeth like Roenick / hockey players do.
@@donaldmoore8606 So do hockey players, with less equipment.
@@donaldmoore8606 No one is questioning their toughness. The video just happens to be hockey related so obviously thats what people are gonna be talking about.
I think I speak for everyone when I say you make everyone’s quarantine better
There is no quarantine. No one is stopping you from going outside
Quarantine? Lmao it’s 2021
Gotta get those unemployment checks lol
You must hate yourself if you’re still in quarantine
i was waiting for you to react to these! i watch your videos often (mostly ufc) but my sport is hockey through and through, so thank you for doing this video!
As an Oiler fan, it terrifies me thinking of how bad McDavid's injury would've been if the net was secured permanently.
That’s exactly what I was thinking!
My parents were at the game when Mark Howe got impaled going into the net. Now *that* was a grotesque injury.
And some idiots still pretend that giordano deserved to be punished or injured him on purpose.
I'm willing to bet people didn't charge for the net like that in those days.
Great video! I'd love to hear about the injury Chris Pronger sustained when he got the slap shot to the heart. That one looked a bit different than most hockey injuries do.
The impact from that shot BRIEFLY disrupted Pronger's heart rhythm. Think of it like a brief muscle spasm, but it being his heart.
So excited to see another sport thrown into the mix! Hockey has some crazy injuries that you don't see in other sports and I'm happy to learn about them from a medical standpoint!
It's worth noting that at one time the goal nets didn't move at all. They had metal pegs that fit into the holes in the ice. As you can imagine, if you ran into that at full speed, your leg is a goner. Eventually the metal pegs were replaced with the plastic ones that are in use today.
I’ve seen old footage of players getting checked or tripped into those . Was insane
Mark Howe (Gordie’s Son) was almost disembowled with one of those.
I saw the blues jersey in the background and knew I’d like this guy.
Let’s go avalanche
@@Brian_yeah_that_brian_Strang lol I see what you’re doing there. Looks like the league is done giving the blues a shot at anything again. Good luck pot heads lol
Yes finally hockey videos
Thanks for such a cool video! I’m studying nursing and I also love hockey so it’s cool being able to connect the two and learn something!
Nice blues jersey in the background STL
🧢
GO BRUINS!
Hey remember when the blues beat the bruins when the blues were away and scored 7GOALS
And yet I don’t remember the Bruins winning the Stanley cup against a team that apparently sucks... so what does that make the bruins
Btw why do you feel the need to put others down when they are just stating an opinion. Does it make you feel better to know that the most you have and will ever accomplish in life is randomly commenting on other people on the internet, and being negative for no reason. You are not helping yourself or anyone by saying this, and it’s just plain annoying for you to act like what you are stating is purely factual even when this year the blues have actually done pretty well
Hey Doc! Great content and I really love watching this to expand my knowledge of orthopedic injuries since I work with a minor league football team.
Could you maybe do a series on college football injuries?
Thank you!!
This is the content I’ve been waiting for from you Brian! Great video
I suffered the same injury as Stall...playing hockey. Lost my vision for around an hour and had a fractured frontal bone along with a nasty laceration. It was terrifying at the time. Went on to get much worse injuries as a child and teenager. 😂
I was just about to mention Stamkos injury as one to check out and you mentioned it. Well done. As a huge hockey fan and lifetime player, I’ve witnessed a majority of these while watching the game. I’ve also suffered several injuries from playing youth hockey all the way up through high school and beyond. My worst being a fractured orbital bone and broken nose from an elbow to the face. Too bad no video exists for a break down! Keep up the good work!
Interesting as always, and you have a great delivery.
When Zednick got cut, every available doctor at the HSBC Arena(now KeyBank Center) went immediatly to the Panthers' locker room to render first aid before the ambulance took him to Buffalo General Hospital for emergency surgury. Plus everyone who was in attendence who also saw Clint Malarchuk get his neck cut pretty much were brought back to that night at Buffalo Memorial Auditorium(The Aud).
Awesome, when you asked for preferred content I didn't see anyone else ask for hockey but glad others did. No other sport does an athlete get a major cut, get stitches on the bench and not miss a shift. Thanks Brian.
I’m learning and getting entertained at the same time, never seem to fail man, I subbed
Hey Doc! Love the content. Al McInnis suffered a dislocation of his hip when he played for Calgary in the late 80’s or early 90’s. Hope that makes the cut in terms of injuries you profile.
So as someone who's had many sports injuries in the past I don't think this channel gets as much love as he deserves I'm a sub for life learning about some of the things I've had done to me or what I've done to others not just this video specifically but I wanted to show my appreciation for explaining to us what is happening why it happened and what can happen after the injury
Yes! More historical vids!!
OMG I LOVE YOUR CONTENT AND MY FAVORITE VIDEO IS WHEN YOU TALK ABOUT ALEX SMITH TIBILA
You really know how to explain things in a simple way... impressive!
Would LOVE LOVE LOVEEEE MORE HOCKEY CONTENT!!! Love your stuff regudless but the hockey content just makes it that much better :)
The McDavid story definitely deserves a breakdown
Thanks for using your platform to spread the game of hockey
Finally some Hockey content. Good stuff 👍🏻🤙
Really nice video, learned so many things. I also respect the jersey choice.
Totally subscribed. Good job.
Biodigital anatomy..love it \m/
Awesome. Great to see some hockey content.
This is pretty friggin cool stuff thanks for sharing ❤
I like this kind of informational content on important things such as sports.
Despite seeing all the clips several times before, and the informational value these give, I can't help but squirm and cringe while looking at the actual breakdown of these incidents.
Great video! Would love to see you run through a 3D computer model of the knee on a case sometime, considering the complex anatomy!
Thanks.. been wanting this forever
the speed and the contact in hockey makes those injuries just so much more brutal
this video was very interesting! i loved this!
The explanation of the difference between arteries and veins was very informative thank you
Wow great video! I was at a game in Ottawa back in 1999 I believe when Marian Hossa clipped Bryan Berard with a stick to the eye. I'm sure you've already been recommended that but if not that's mine. Can't wait to see more
I see that blues jersey in the background 🔥
Are you from St. Louis?
Best react video ever. I was half way expecting a video with stupid comments pointing out the obvious and not really contributing anything to the video. This was actually amazing how much substance you added to the video by explaining the medical side of things. Super intresting
As a hockey player these scare me, but I know how rare some of these are. The fact that the injuries that were in this video happened shows how dangerous a simple game can be with so much gear.
Was waiting for NHL vids!!!!!!
Finally the man covers hockey injuries👏🙏
You, doctor, really know your stuff, AND know how to educate us!
buffalo dude here. my dad goes to probably 2 games a year. was at both the clint malarchuk and zednik game by chance. what is amazing is that for malarchuk the trainer who ran onto the ice was served in vietnam as a combat medic pinched the blood vessel from ice until they got to the hospital. also in zednik's case one of the reason's he was treated so well is that all the on call surgeons at buffalo general were watching the game being close to the playoffs and upon seeing the injury and knowing they are the hospital that he would be arriving at prepped a surgery room for his injury so they could begin as soon as he got there. still find it crazy that malarchuk played a game 10 days later.
Very informative video!
Excellent content, thanks
The very first time I was re-assembling my 1911 (used but almost brand new), I had the (completely unloaded) barrel pointing toward my face while I was trying to put the barrel bushing back on. Being a basically brand new gun, the recoil spring is under a butt load of tension, and my wrench slipped off the bushing before I could get it turned into the groove. That sucker flew directly back at me and hit my right eyebrow basically exactly where Staal got hit. It hurt so bad, I thought my eye socket shattered. I can't even imagine how bad a hockey puck going, what 100+ MPH, would hurt.
😭😭 That's so sad. So much going on I thought anything could happen. Glad your eyes okay.
Those damn springs, if they aren’t trying to kill you they seem to always disappear the moment you blink
Really informative video look forward to more. The hockey injury that will always stick with me is Bryan Berard.
Can you take a look at Fiala’s broken femur from 2017? The way he went feet first into the boards was terrifying to watch.
I was coming here to add this one. Playoff hockey is insane, but you could have heard a pin drop in the arena when they brought out the stretcher.
Love the Blues jersey in the back, Doc!
Awesome vid Doc.
Love this type of video! What about NASCAR, injuries and safety innovations in the last 20 years or auto racing in general. Stay safe everyone!
Dale Sr’s skull cracked like an eggshell due to the crash he was in
"You can see his head basically slam up making contact - Boom!"
Tough acting Tinactin.
I read that whole thing in John Maddens voice. Well done sir, well done
I love the Blues jersey in the background!!
Is there anyway you could do when Zdeno Chara broke his jaw during the cup final?
Awesome analysis
Love this guy ❤️
I'd love to watch a breakdown of Kris Draper's Injury after he was hit by Claude Lemieux in 1996.
“I looked up at our trainer and he was blurry, but I could see this look of horror on his face. I’ll never forget that look. He put a towel over my head to hide my injuries. The last thing I remember is him and Keith Primeau helping me to my feet and escorting me off the ice to the dressing room.”
-Draper, who blacked out on his way off the ice, regained consciousness in the locker room and felt the excruciating pain for the first time. Then he blacked out again.
“The next time I came to, I sat up and the pain was gone. I didn’t know it, but I was on some serious painkillers. So I started trying to put on my shoulder pads so I could get back on the ice.”
That's the most hockey reaction to an injury I've ever heard.
Awesome thank you more hockey!
Would be super interesting to hear your take on guys with recurring concussion issues. Contrasting Crosby, who has come back fine (and maybe better) despite his career looking over (Patrice Bergeron's early-season concussion might also qualify) with someone like a Marc Savard. I assume it's already on the list, but comparing Rich Peverly's cardiac incident with Fischer's would be interesting. Johnny Boychuk almost lost his eye this season from a skate blade, that was gruesome. Maybe even dissecting the fact that Gregory Campbell played a shift of a penalty kill on a literal broken leg, or Bergeron played in the 2013 Cup finals with a punctured lung.
In short, hockey players are dumb and reckless when it comes to their own health, postseason injury reports often read like they went to an actual war.
Now that espn and TNT have nhl rights for the upcoming 7 years I hope to see you covering more and more nhl injuries. It was great to see you cover the Tavares one but there are many other ones that won't be as mainstream hopefully you can do moving forward too. Thx doc
That puck went bardown on Staal’s eye socket 😂
On the McDavid injury - the net is designed to break away and move in the event of a collision. It’s not perfect, but when it’s hit with significant force it comes off it’s pegs to get out of the way.
In terms of part 2, a couple suggestions - Malarchuk, Travis Roy, Stamkos are the top ones that come to mind.
The Scott Stevens hit on Eric Lindross was one the most devastating injuries I’ve seen in hockey
Stevens on Kariya too was awful
would love your reaction to this year's nhl injuries! marner getting hit in the jaw is one that happened recently. no need to review the aaron johnson footage but your take on neck guards would be welcome!
My god , the thumbnail of Richard Zednik... Nightmare.
Fire content doc. Hockey is my life
You should cover Jamie McGruffy Dying from hitting the boards. Love your content
Yes to hockey content!!
Joe Pavelski getting injured off face-off in Sharks VS Knights Game 7 Playoffs... Thanks for hockey vids!!
I wish this video got 10 million views
The hit on Paul Kariya from Scott Stevens and how he was able to come back in the same game would be awesome to talk about
The AT's did an awesome job with an uncooperative head-injured athlete with suspected spine injury. They reacted just as they have been trained, they supported without restraining. We no longer "immobilize"per se suspected spine injuries, but rather apply "spinal motion restriction". Dr. Sutterer does a great job breaking it down and showing the expertise of the intervention in those circumstances. Perhaps too many well-intentioned personnel on the ice (need max 6), other than that, overall professional care at it's best.
Thanks for taking about veins and arteries now I can pass my science class
thanks man i hope this opens up another avenue of fans like the YMH fan base as well GO HAWKS!
Can you tell me what an air pocket feeling in the knee cap is ? I sometimes get it in one of my knees
That skull image for the orbital bone at the beginning is interesting because I’ve actually chipped my obital bone just above my eye and it’s weird to see that it’s made of way more than one bone
Man on a mission McDavid. Damn. Grind on!
Steven's hit on Kariya, Cooke on Marc Savard, Trent Whitfield's shot block, Hossa's stick and Brian Berard, Gregory Campbell's shot block, Bergeron's injuries in the playoffs(collapsed lung, broken ribs and a bunch of related injuries)
The Mcdavid documentary was so fascinating!
Here in Norway we had a guy in his 20 playing on the under 21 team getting tackled and his neck hit the goal post. He was paralysed from the neck down
Love the hockey content
You should do Ryan Johnson’s injury when he slid into the boards
Chara hit on Paccioretty, Karlsson's achilles injury, Kreider on Price knee injury