Monday night's NHL game in Pittsburgh between the hometown Penguins and New York Islanders was noteworthy for Sidney Crosby's memorable return to the ice. However, the game was briefly halted when a piece of plexiglass popped out of place behind the Islanders net.
It happened in the third period as Penguins forward Aaron Asham checked Islanders defenseman Travis Harmonic into the boards. The glass came out of place, but fortunately did not hit any fans and did not hurt the players.
NBC video via Sports Grid.
Shoddy Plexiglass Brings NHL Game To Screeching Halt [Sports Grid]
It happened in the third period as Penguins forward Aaron Asham checked Islanders defenseman Travis Harmonic into the boards. The glass came out of place, but fortunately did not hit any fans and did not hurt the players.
NBC video via Sports Grid.
Shoddy Plexiglass Brings NHL Game To Screeching Halt [Sports Grid]
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