Sabres Broadcaster Rob Ray Takes Puck to Face During Live Game Commentary

The former NHL enforcer continued broadcasting after the injury, which left him with a cut and a swollen bump above his eye.

Rob Ray, Buffalo Sabres commentator and former NHL player, was struck in the face by a deflected puck during Saturday's game against the New York Rangers.
The incident occurred late in the first period as Rangers defenseman Will Borgen attempted to clear the puck, which ricocheted into Ray's face.
Ray's immediate reaction, including an expletive, was captured on a live microphone, though he quickly resumed commentary despite the injury.
The injury resulted in a cut above Ray's eye, a swollen bump described as 'golf ball-sized,' and broken glasses; he received stitches later in the game.
Known for his toughness as a player, Ray, who was inducted into the Sabres Hall of Fame last month, has previously continued broadcasting after similar injuries.