The stay of Patrice Cormier with the Rouyn-Noranda took an odd tangent Sunday afternoon at the Dave Keon Arena.
Forward originally from Cap-Pelé, New Brunswick, who was playing his third game only with the Huskies, was expelled from the meeting at 3:32 of the overtime period for giving a blow to the head of defender Ramparts Mikael Tam.
The force of the impact was such that the back left the ice in convulsions on a stretcher. However, Tam is out of danger and in stable condition in hospital. Early indications, he could have suffered a broken jaw and a concussion.
After the game, and the Remparts head coach Patrick Roy have complained to the Surete du Quebec who went there to collect the various testimonies. Every indication that the captain of the Canadian team that won the silver medal at the last World Championship Hockey Junior suffer the wrath of the prefect of discipline Hockey League Quebec Major Junior.
Ironically, Tam had begun the ascent of the Remparts, who came back from behind to win 3-2 in shootout, in registering the first goal of his own early in the second period. Danick Paquette then brought both teams to square one by scoring midway in the third.
Dmitry Kugryshev and Martin Lefebvre finally eluded the vigilance of Nicholas Champion shootout, while Antoine Tardif did not flinch before Jeff Desjardins and Sergey Ostapchuk after 31 saves during the first 65 minutes of play
Champion has meanwhile stopped 32 of 34 shots directed at him in defeat, first in six games for the Huskies. Authors five goals and nine assists in their final game Friday night, the trio of former Rimouski Oceanic - Cormier, Jordan Caron and Philippe Cornet - This time it was milled.
Translated from:
Cormier sort un joueur sur une civière - RDS.ca
it was confirmed that the Quebec Remparts filed a criminal complaint against Patrice Cormier.
Remember that game vs Sweden where he elbowed a Swedish player while he was headed to the bench, it was described as that, but even worse.
The player was diagnosed with a 'severe concussion' but the Remparts radio announcer was at the hospital and described it as 'a bit worse than a severe concussion.'