Matthew Mayich’s family has received the update nobody wanted to hear. 💔
According to Robert “Rob” Carey, the attorney representing Mayich’s family, the 21-year-old St. Louis Blues prospect now has “zero chance of recovery” after collapsing during an Arizona State hockey workout on Aug. 20.
Carey says he has already interviewed multiple ASU players and is accusing the school of failing to properly investigate what happened. He is calling for members of the hockey staff to be placed on administrative leave while the circumstances surrounding the workout are reviewed.
He also says his firm plans to pursue emails, text messages and video connected to the incident.
ASU has said it is reviewing what happened, but has not publicly accepted the family attorney’s allegations.
Mayich has remained in a coma since the collapse.
At this point, this is no longer just a hockey story. It is an absolutely heartbreaking situation for a 21-year-old and his family.
Thinking of Matthew and everyone close to him.
"I won the race, I get out of the car, I see President Trump sitting there cheering me on."
Freedom 250 Grand Prix winner Kyle Kirkwood reacts to seeing President Trump cheering him on after taking the checkered flag in Washington, D.C.
"As a proud American, that's a pretty big deal to have the president cheering you on. Nothing else like it, right?"
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Eric Robinson grew up playing hockey in Jersey with Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau and was coached by their dad, Guy.
Years later, he brought the #StanleyCup back to where it all started, giving Coach Guy the chance to hoist it. ❤️
(📸: @keeperofthecup)
18. My favorite number not only because it’s my birthday, but also because I saw my dad kick everyone’s butt in it almost every week growing up. I wanted to be just like him and I chose to race it when I started racing. While I wanted to be like him, he wanted me to be better than him. He taught me everything he knows, worked on my cars, spotted for me, and even raced against me 8 times while he drove the 8. He beat me more than I beat him, but he knew the score would be in my favor sooner rather than later. I know he is proud of me. 8.18 is a reflection of him and what he instilled in me. Every race is for him.