Officials ended up adjourning the first period after the hit (and then adding the final three minutes of the first to the start of the second) because play could not continue until another ambulance was on site. MARK YOUR CALENDAR: Red Wings' national TV schedule: If you don't have ESPN-Plus, you're out of luck It was frustrating at times from a coach’s point of view, but the players can’t complain about the ice time they got, that’s for sure.” “We lose a player, so there were times we were playing with eight forwards and five defensemen. “We had a couple injuries, a couple guys held out as precautionary measures,” Simon said. Neither of the Wings' top prospects in the tournament, Lucas Raymond and Jonatan Berggren, in the lineup.

The Wings already were playing with a short bench, as they had just 10 forwards available. Even if it wasn’t one of our teammates, it’s tough to see a kid go down like that.” “We’ve had a pretty fun week together, have gotten really close,” Hanas said. “Talking to some of the guys on the coaching staff, I’m hearing he’s doing OK.”Ĭross Hanas, a 2020 second-round pick, roomed with McIsaac during the tourney. “It’s rough seeing a teammate go down like that,” 2021 sixth-rounder Pasquale Zito said. Here is the hit that appeared to knock Jared McIsaac unconscious for those that wanted to see it. Medical personnel secured McIsaac’s head and neck before stretchering him off. McIsaac was chasing the puck in a corner when he was checked by Columbus’ James Malatesta and fell awkwardly along the boards, landing on his back.

RUSSIAN DRESSING: Small but savvy, prospect Kirill Tyutyayev makes good first impression Main training camp begins Thursday.ĬAMP TIME: Biggest question for training camp: How much of the young core is ready? The 7-3 loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets left the Wings 1-2 at the prospects tournament. Simon said McIsaac would not need to be hospitalized overnight. He’s thankfully doing well - he's moving his arms, moving his legs. “Hit his head on the glass, hit his head on the ice.

“Jared took a pretty significant hit in the first period,” prospects coach Ben Simon said Sunday night. There was relief from the Detroit Red Wings when defenseman Jared McIsaac appeared to be OK after he lost consciousness following a scary incident.

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