Hockey players are known to be among the toughest athletes, but hockey reporters can shrug off a little blood to do their jobs, too.
Rangers defenseman Marc Staal was trying to clear the zone late in the second period of a 4-1 victory against the Islanders on Thursday, but he shot the puck over the boards, striking MSG's rinkside reporter, John Giannone, in the face.
After Giannone was hit, his colleagues expressed concern on the air. Joe Micheletti said, "It hit our buddy!" while Sam Rosen said, "Oh, no!"
But they did not stop there. They went live to a bloodied Giannone, who reported while receiving medical attention from the Rangers' head trainer, Jim Ramsay.
"I literally kept my eye on the puck there, I'll tell you that," Giannone said, who then left to get patched up and returned to finish the game. He said Staal quickly apologized.
His injury did not require stitches, but Giannone said he had already begun to feel sore.
"Happy to say I'll be okay after stopping that Marc Staal clear with my face," he wrote on Twitter. "Moral of the story: I checked the clock…and got clocked!!"
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