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Avast ye! Ye see, the Blue Jackets' Sean Kuraly dropped like a scallywag behind the team's bench, a sight most frightful!

2023-12-24

Avast ye! The scurvy dog, Sean Kuraly, of the Columbus Blue Jackets, be in dire need of medical aid, for he hath suffered a mighty blow from the dastardly Toronto Maple Leafs' Jake McCabe on the eve of Saturday! Arr, 'tis a tale of woe for this poor swashbuckler!

Columbus Blue Jackets forward Sean Kuraly collapsed on the ice after being hit by Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Jake McCabe during a hockey game. The incident occurred in the first period when Kuraly was trying to go for the puck behind the Maple Leafs goaltender. Though the hit seemed routine, Kuraly struggled to get back to the bench. Trainers helped him walk to the locker room through the tunnel, where he collapsed. Play was suspended for the remainder of the period, and Kuraly was taken to the hospital for evaluation. Fortunately, the team later announced that all tests were negative and Kuraly was sent home. The injury did not appear to be serious, according to the Blue Jackets. Despite the scary moment, Toronto went on to win the game 4-1.

Columbus coach Pascal Vincent described the incident as a "scary moment" and expressed concern for Kuraly's well-being. He stated that while he saw the hit and Kuraly returning to the bench, he did not witness what happened in the hallway. Vincent emphasized the urgency displayed by the trainers and medical staff. The Blue Jackets are relieved that the injury does not appear to be serious and that Kuraly is expected to recover. The Associated Press contributed to the report.

In a humorous twist, an unrelated incident involving an Avalanche broadcaster accidentally drinking from his partner's chewing tobacco spit cup was mentioned in the article. However, this incident was not related to Kuraly's collapse. Readers are encouraged to follow Fox News Digital's sports coverage and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

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