Holloway got to the bench and told head athletic trainer Ray Barile something was not right, and the Blues training staff immediately went into action, stabilizing Holloway's head before the medical staff could get to the bench with a stretcher. He was taken to the hospital with his mother and father, who were in town, accompanying him.

Anticipation is rising as the St. Louis Blues face a challenging time ahead following forward Dylan Holloway‘s sudden injury in the NHL. As Blues supporters await updates, questions emerge about the extent of his recovery period.

St. Louis forward stretchered off the ice late in first period against Lightning after being hit in throat/side of face with puck

The win was a similar recipe that the Blues have needed to follow as they navigate injuries to Robert Thomas, Philip Broberg and now Holloway.

St. Louis Blues fans got some great news Wednesday as forward Dylan Holloway returned to the team less than a day after being stretchered off the ice.

St. Louis Blues coach Drew Bannister has informed fans and media that forward Dylan Holloway is in stable condition and that he’ll be okay. The official report from Bannister is that Holloway is ‘doing well.