Canadiens' Pacioretty helped off of the ice after questionable Stoner hit
Tom Szczerbowski / USA TODAY Sports
Star Montreal Canadiens forward Max Pacioretty left Thursday night's game against the Anaheim Ducks following a bad hit by Ducks defender Clayton Stoner.
Pacioretty was admiring a pass about three feet away from the boards when Stoner hit him, in the numbers, and into the wall head-first. The hit appeared to be late, and Pacioretty contacted the boards awkwardly.
(Courtesy: NHL.com)
While Stoner was not assessed a penalty on the play, Pacioretty left the ice with the help of Canadiens trainers. He did not return.
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