Buffalo Sabres Broadcaster Rob Ray Hit by Puck, Continues Commentary

Despite a bloody injury, the former NHL player and renowned tough guy stayed on air to finish the game.

Rob Ray, a former NHL player and current broadcaster for the Buffalo Sabres, was hit in the face with a puck during a game between the Sabres and the Arizona Coyotes.
Despite the injury, Ray continued to provide commentary for the remainder of the game.
Ray, known for his toughness during his playing days, joked that a 'normal guy' would have been carried out of the arena.
The incident occurred when Michael Kesselring of the Coyotes attempted to knock the puck, which was deflected by Sabres forward Brett Murray, sending it into Ray's face.
Ray holds the franchise record for penalty minutes, reflecting his reputation as a tough player during his NHL career.