Rich Peverley Wanted To Get Back In Game After Regaining Consciousness
A brutally honest Lindy Ruff addressed the media following Rich Peverley's mid-game cardiac event and said the first thing Peverley asked him when he came to was how much time was left in the first period. Ruff was still visibly shaken and told reporters he had no interest in coaching a game right now.
The treating physician, Dr. Gil Salazar, also said Peverley was trying to get back into the game.
The most Hockey dude ever is in stable condition at a Dallas hospital.
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