Jiri Fischer collapses final NHL game Ticket Stub 11-21-2006 Wings Predators

Description: see scan read description Jiri Fischer collapse on bench game postponed final NHL game Ticket Stub 11-21-2006 Wings Predators Fischer's collapse on bench forces postponement of Predators-Red Wings gameFear gave way to relief at Joe Louis Arena when Detroit Red Wings defenseman Jiri Fischer collapsed on the bench and was revived after his heart stopped.Fischer suffered a seizure Monday night, just moments after leaving the ice on a shift change following a goal by Nashville's Greg Johnson.The arena fell silent as medical personnel rushed to the bench when the Red Wings frantically alerted officials to stop the game. CPR was administered by team physician Dr. Tony Colucci before the 25-year-old native of the Czech Republic was removed on a stretcher."They hooked up the auto defibrillator and shocked him," Red Wings coach Mike Babcock said.But by the time Fischer arrived at the hospital, he had improved so much that he was talking and described as being in good spirits when visited by his teammates."He'll be here in the hospital the next two days undergoing some further testing," team spokesman John Hahn said.The game was called off with 7:30 left in the first period. No makeup date was immediately announced.The only two NHL games that were played to completion Monday night were decided by shootouts. Edmonton topped slumping San Jose 2-1, and Calgary edged Colorado 3-2.Fischer logged 4 minutes, 52 seconds of playing time — covering six shifts. He recorded one hit and was on the ice when Johnson scored the game's only goal. That occurred just 1:02 before the game was halted."I think the players on Nashville's team, like us, they were rattled," Detroit forward Brendan Shanahan said. "Jiri has some friends over there that he played on the Czech national team with."The Red Wings said they would hold a news conference following practice Tuesday afternoon to update Fischer's condition.Fischer was diagnosed with a heart abnormality in September 2002, causing him to miss two days of practice. The problem was found on an electrocardiogram as part of a routine battery of tests during the Red Wings' preseason physicals.When the result was abnormal, Fischer was given a stress test that he passed. He said that his heart essentially is a little thicker than normal."I wasn't scared about the abnormality," Fischer said at the time. "But I was scared about not playing hockey again. That was a shock for me."Medical personnel worked on Fischer at the door to the bench for several minutes Monday before he was wheeled back toward the Red Wings dressing room."First of all, everybody is definitely caught by surprise," Red Wings captain Steve Yzerman said. "We turn and see Jiri laying between the boards and the bench and we're not sure why."You fear for the guy's life at that moment. I can't remember anything like that."The decision was made to resurface the ice then, and the remaining time was to be added to the second period. But the game was postponed instead."It was obvious to everybody involved that it was the right decision," Predators coach Barry Trotz said. "It was very disturbing to both sides and I think the NHL recognized it, the players recognized it. To be quite honest, the game became very secondary. When a friend or a teammate was in danger like Jiri was in, then the decision was made for everybody to reschedule it."It was not immediately clear whether the game would be played in its entirety or resume from the point of the stoppage."Our primary objective is that Jiri is taken care of," Trotz said.Shanahan helped escort Fischer's fiancee across the ice to the bench area."Obviously, she was very worried and concerned. She just wanted to be next to Jiri," Shanahan said. Thanks so much for looking. Please see my other items. Tons of Hall of Fame Ticket, jersey, autograph, oddball & Rookie stuff going up for sale now Im selling my lifelong collection im 55 years old former small show dealer. Please make an offer Who Knows?... Have a great day and stay safe out there. Always in a penny sleeve and TOPLOADER for appropriate card in a bubble mailer. THANKS AGAIN! GOOD LUCK!!! FREE SHIPPING, ZERO, ZIP, DONUT SHIPPING COSTS!!!! GREAT for Ticket Collectors and Autographs. Tickets are the best for AUTOGRAPHS, Great for inscriptions and always get a reaction out of the athlete. Tickets are the best. Please view scans every ticket is different and many have some creasing and corner and edge wear. Ticket should not be judged the same as cards in my opinion.

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