Three NHL Veterans Believe Adam Johnson's Accident Was Intentional
The passing of Adam Johnson has been the talk of the hockey world since it was announced. Now several former NHL players believe his accident was not accidental.
Johnson Passes Away In A Horrific Scene
Adam Johnson was involved in a terrible moment where another player lost his balance and cut Johnson's neck with his skate. The injuries were originally thought to be serious and people waited for an update on his condition. Unfortunately, his team announced that he did not survive his injuries.
Since the announcement of his passing and the video of the incident were released many players have reacted to the news. Some believe that the action was intentional by the opposing player.
Three NHL Veterans Believe Johnson's Accident Was Intentional
Today some theories began to spread like wildfire that the skate that struck Johnson was placed there on purpose. These theories came from everywhere including former NHL players.
Many people have died playing it
My heart goes out to the Johnsons and their family and friends during this difficult time
That being said, and I've hesitated to say anything but, this is not a hockey play or a «freak accident»
I'm sure the player didn't mean to catch him in the throat, but he does seem to intentionally throw his leg behind him to catch some piece of Adam
Either way, a senseless and avoidable tragedy
Please be safe out there and keep your skates on the ice
I refuse to believe the defender targeted that area on purpose, but I do think it was an incredibly reckless attempt at disrupting Johnson's path into the middle ice.
Police in England are investigating the death of former NHL player Adam Johnson
South Yorkshire Police announced Monday that "officers remain at the scene carrying out enquiries and our investigation into the circumstances ... remain ongoing."
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