Hockey Hall of Famer suffers heart attack after NHL All-Star Game

MOSCOW, February 6 Hockey Hall of Fame member Canadian Lanny MacDonald reported that he had suffered a heart attack.
The incident occurred at Calgary International Airport. The former hockey player was returning from the NHL All-Star Game, which took place in Toronto.
«»It's true that even old tough guys need a little help sometimes. Today I want to express my deep gratitude to many members of our community. After spending the weekend amazed by the hockey stars in Toronto, I arrived back at the Calgary airport yesterday I had a heart attack. Two dedicated nurses who passed by to catch their flight immediately began to provide care. In their haste, my wife was unable to find out their names, but we are eternally grateful for their care and actions. I owe them my life «, MacDonald wrote on Instagram (the activities of Meta (social networks Facebook and Instagram) are prohibited in Russia as extremist).
The ex-hockey player noted that he is currently in the hospital.

McDonald is 70 years old. He played for the Toronto Maple Leafs, Colorado Avalanche and Calgary Flames, with whom he won the Stanley Cup in 1989. In 1,111 games, he scored 1,006 points (500 goals and 506 assists). MacDonald was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1992.