Young hockey player suffers cardiac arrest during training and remains in a coma, family blames school
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At a glance
- Hockey defenseman Matthew Mayich collapsed during an intense outdoor training session while preparing for his first season at Arizona State University.
- The player, who belongs to the St. Louis Blues organization, suffered a cardiac arrest and remains in a coma nearly two weeks later.
- His family blames the school, while reports suggest his condition is unlikely to change.
Matthew Mayich was preparing for a new season, and his first in an Arizona State University jersey, when the young hockey defenseman collapsed during an intense outdoor training session.
Mayich, a promising player belonging to the St. Louis Blues organization, suffered a cardiac arrest in difficult conditions. He was taken to hospital and, nearly two weeks later, remains in a coma.
His family blames the school. The outlook described for the young player is bleak, with his condition appearing very unlikely to change.
Originally published by iDNES in Czech. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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