Opponents and other news and results 2026-2027

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George64

Quote from: stereax on August 23, 2026, 05:08:05 PMArizona State men's hockey player collapsed during outdoor exercise Thursday, remains hospitalized.

Matthew Mayich, a 21-year-old defenseman and St. Louis Blues prospect, is hospitalized after collapsing during an outdoor workout at Arizona State University's track facilities on August 20. He suffered a possible cardiac event and was treated for a heat-related illness. Mayich is currently in a coma, and his family has asked for privacy and prayers while he undergoes medical treatment.

The incident occurred during a workout session in extreme heat, with temperatures reaching 114 degrees in the area. Arizona State University is investigating the circumstances surrounding the workout, including whether it was sanctioned by the team. The university has offered support to Mayich and his family during this difficult time.

Mayich's hockey community, including the Ontario Hockey League and the St. Louis Blues, has rallied around him, offering thoughts, prayers, and support. A virtual prayer service was held for Mayich, and an Instagram account has been created to share updates and show support, with a yellow ribbon campaign symbolizing hope for his recovery.

Old Red

Quote from: George64 on August 27, 2026, 10:05:58 PM
Quote from: stereax on August 23, 2026, 05:08:05 PMArizona State men's hockey player collapsed during outdoor exercise Thursday, remains hospitalized.

Matthew Mayich, a 21-year-old defenseman and St. Louis Blues prospect, is hospitalized after collapsing during an outdoor workout at Arizona State University's track facilities on August 20. He suffered a possible cardiac event and was treated for a heat-related illness. Mayich is currently in a coma, and his family has asked for privacy and prayers while he undergoes medical treatment.

The incident occurred during a workout session in extreme heat, with temperatures reaching 114 degrees in the area. Arizona State University is investigating the circumstances surrounding the workout, including whether it was sanctioned by the team. The university has offered support to Mayich and his family during this difficult time.

Mayich's hockey community, including the Ontario Hockey League and the St. Louis Blues, has rallied around him, offering thoughts, prayers, and support. A virtual prayer service was held for Mayich, and an Instagram account has been created to share updates and show support, with a yellow ribbon campaign symbolizing hope for his recovery.

Yesterday the PBS News Hour ran a story about the Phoenix Protocol, described below with AI assist.  This should be standard operating procedure at all outdoor summer training facilities in heat danger zoners.

All Phoenix emergency responders have ice machines on premise and carry bags of ice on responses.

The Phoenix Protocol

The Method: When a patient's core body temperature hits dangerous levels (around 104°F or higher), responders place them inside a specialized blue body bag and fill it with ice and water.

Why It Works: Water has a much higher thermal conductivity than air, meaning it cools the body down significantly faster than traditional methods like ice packs or air conditioning.

The Results: Medical professionals note that this technique can safely drop a patient's core temperature from 110°F down to 101°F or 100°F by the time they arrive at the emergency room, drastically lowering mortality rates. You can watch the full PBS NewsHour Video for more details.

stereax

So BU's goalie, Yegorov, decided to make an entire website dissecting his performances.

Here ya go.

I love this guy, btw. Even if he's trying to reinvent the GSAx wheel 😅
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