Linienmann in Vegas Golden Knights, Minnesota Wild Game, injured

The opening game of the Stanley Cup Playoff series between the Vegas Golden Knights and The Minnesota Wild showed bone shorter hits and physical game. Unfortunately, one of the line men who served the competition forced him an early collision from the game.

During the second season of the first game between the Golden Knights and Wild, Minnesota striker Ryan Hartman stormed the puck from the defense zone by bouncing him off the glass near his own blue line. Vega’s striker Brett Howden followed the Clearing attempt towards the boards. When he tried to play a game on the puck to keep it in the zone, he accidentally collided with linebryan Pancich.

The collision left the official dazzled on the ice as he tried to get up. The medical staff took care of the ice briefly and he was helped. The replacement referee, Frederick L’Cuyer, replaced the injured line frame in the competition.

The official’s injury came at a critical point of the competition. The teams were each knotted with one goal and for dynamics jockey end. The golden knights would capture it a few minutes later because they would take the lead 2-1.

The Golden Knights hope to use their title of the Pacific Division this year. Against a wild team that was recently rejuvenated by the returns by striker Kirill Kaprizov and Joel Eriksson EK and the signing of the coveted vensity Zeev Buium. Buium also gave his NHL debut in this competition.

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