three neck fractures in Saturday night’s hockey game

Also, according to a Denver Post article Denver Pioneers forward Jesse Martin, is going to Minneapolis to have surgery on his fractured neck.Remember to keep him in your thoughts and prayers.Grand Forks, N.D.— Most members of the DU hockey team flew to Denver out of Fargo this morning, but a handful of them went to Minneapolis Movado 0605283 WoMen's watch with senior center Jesse Martin.Martin sustained three neck fractures in Saturday night’s hockey game at North Dakota and was scheduled to have emergency surgery today in Minneapolis to relieve swelling of the spinal cord.He was taken off the ice Saturday in a stretcher midway through the second period after being checked by Fighting Sioux senior forward Brad Malone.

Malone, an Avalanche draft pick, crushed Martin parallel to the boards, as Martin was trying to skate the puck up ice, out of the defensive zone.He had his head down.No penalty was immediately called, but while medical crews prepped Martin for the stretcher, officials gave Malone a five minute major for charging and a Movado 0605283 game misconduct.Read the full original article…Whew…Life's not been as good to me as of late in terms of being able to catch UND games live.However, I have watched a few games over the webcast and NHL Network re airings and I have a few comments and wish to bring to the blog the argument Goon and I have over what wins more games: Shut down goaltending and an at least responsible team defense or Shut down Team D and a goaltender that makes all the saves he should.

First off, though, the hit.Brad Malone's hit on Jesse Martin is subject to debate.Yes, I see both sides of the argument.However, if they were going to make a call, Charging was the correct one to make.Unlike other buffoons wearing the stripes, this call actually is somewhat close to what actually occurred.I've seen major penalties called for elbowing or Movado 0605283 watch contact to the head roughing when they weren't even remotely true, but in this case, I can see the case for the call.This hit reminded me a LOT of the hit last year on Toews by Vancouver's Willie Mitchell.However, after watching the replay, Malone only makes a passing attempt to play the puck.I think that is what got him the call.