The referee in NHL Justin Kia was in the wrong time in the wrong time on Sunday afternoon, standing in the line of fire when he came to him and the official was hit directly in the thigh.
Close to the end of the Western Conference of the Saddam between Vancouver Kanux and Haki Utah Club when the accident occurred.
Alexander Kervot Uta was trying to remove the scepter from his team’s defense area, where Canucks had an empty network, trying to connect the game late with their opponents.
Kerfoot tried to remove the Garland Connor’s impairment in Vancouver. He was standing in the Kea line in the fast animated game, taking rubber to his manhood.
Kia stumbled immediately and the game was stopped as medical employees tend to.
After a few minutes on the ice, Kia returned to his feet and ended the last 84 seconds of the game.
The referee in NHL Justin Kia was in the wrong place in the wrong time on Sunday afternoon
Kia was injured in the thigh with a high speed and came down to the ice immediately
Kia was undoubtedly trying to stay away from the game, especially at a critical turn. It did not succeed during the third period on Sunday. He would have been wearing a kind of sports supporter to reduce the damage.
Utah defeated Canucks 2-1, the same result when Kea was injured in the jewels of the family.
Kea was upgraded to the full -time referee for the first time before the start of this NHL season.
Before it was a ruling, he was chosen in the third round of NHL draft of 2012 by Buffalo Sabers.
Kia spent some time in the US Hockey League and the East Coast League in his five -year career.
Kea has been appointed as a contract in the NHL Minor League in 2021 and made its way to the hockey ladder since then.