Maple Leafs’ Daniel Winnik taken off ice on a stretcher
After a big hit by Avalanche defenseman Jan Hejda, Winnik fell to the ice on his head.
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Daniel Winnik was taken from the ice on a stretcher following a first-period collision.
Winnik took a heavy hit from Colorado Avalanche defenseman Jan Hejda and fell to the Pepsi Center ice on his head. Winnik laid there motionless and needed to leave the ice on a stretcher.
Despite how awful that looked, there is good news:
Daniel Winnik is alert and moving. He is currently being evaluated by the Leafs' team doctor. #TMLtalk
— Leafs PR (@LeafsPR) November 7, 2014 There was even better news after the game:
Daniel Winnik was up and walking around after coming off the ice. Talked to team after the first.
— Jonas Siegel (@jonasTSN1050) November 7, 2014 Carlyle says Winnik is 100% fine.
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