Canada forward Anthony Camara was ejected for his bone-crushing hit of Slovakia defenseman Patrik Luza during Friday's game against Slovakia at the world junior ice hockey championships in Russia.
Luza had to be carried off the ice in a stretcher and was taken to the hospital for precautionary reasons. Camara was given a 5-minute major penalty for charging as well as the game misconduct penalty.
The Slovaks scored on the ensuing power play to take a 3-1 lead, but Camara's hit seemed to rally the Canadians, who roared back with five consecutive goals to win the game 6-3.
Video via HockeyVideoHD. H/T LAF.
Luza had to be carried off the ice in a stretcher and was taken to the hospital for precautionary reasons. Camara was given a 5-minute major penalty for charging as well as the game misconduct penalty.
The Slovaks scored on the ensuing power play to take a 3-1 lead, but Camara's hit seemed to rally the Canadians, who roared back with five consecutive goals to win the game 6-3.
Video via HockeyVideoHD. H/T LAF.
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