Dylan Holloway was taken from the bench on a stretcher in the first period for the St. Louis Blues against the Tampa Bay Lightning at Enterprise Center in St. Louis on Tuesday.
Holloway was hit in the neck by a shot from Lightning forward Nick Paul that deflected off the stick of Jordan Kyrou at 17:32 of the first. The forward finished his shift, playing another 16 seconds, before skating to the bench.
Play was then halted during a stoppage with 1:11 remaining in the period, when Holloway was being attended to on the bench by the Blues' medical staff. After a few minutes, he was placed on a stretcher and taken to the hospital.
The officials decided to send both teams to their locker rooms after Holloway was taken away, with the remaining 1:11 to be played after the intermission.
Holloway has six points (four goals, two assists) in 12 games this season, his first with St. Louis after signing a two-year contract on Aug. 20.
