Born Aug 16 1938 -- Winnipeg, MAN. "We watched his head bounce," Lindgren said. Oakland defencemen Larry Cahan and Ron Harris moved in to check Masterton, who wound up falling on the back of his head. When this happens, it can cause rapid and often fatal brain swelling. The NHL's expansion from six to 12 teams in 1967-68 rekindled his mothballed dream. "It sounded like a baseball bat hitting a ball," teammate Andr Boudrias recalled. "His eyes were gray at the time -- it was like a horror picture," Boudrias says. "It sounded like a baseball bat hitting a ball," teammate Andr Boudrias recalled. Masterton had worn a helmet when he played college hockey in Denver because NCAA regulations required players to wear them, but he did not wear one as a professional. Yet that might not actually be the case. Masterton was soft-spoken and modest, a quiet guy with a good sense of humor. They thought it took away from the fan experience, masking the identity of players. During the North Stars' first game (Oct. 11, 1967 in St. Louis), Masterton scored the team's first goal and the game ended in a 2-2 tie. "I'd been knocked out myself playing football. Almost 30 hours later, Bill Masterton was dead at the age of 29. "[Masterton] probably had some earlier swelling going on, so if he got a second injury, it would be catastrophic.". That same year a trophy called the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy was established by the Professional Hockey Writers' Association, in his memory. My feeling is that he may have gotten a minor concussion playing or practising on some other day . For the 1979-80 season, the league finally made helmets mandatory for new players -- allowing those who signed professional contracts prior to June 1, 1979, the option not to wear them -- but it would be 18 years before every NHL player complied. The Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy is awarded annually to the National Hockey League player who best exemplifies the qualities of perseverance, sportsmanship, and dedication to ice hockey. In the week before his last game, Masterton had complained to his wife and several teammates about headaches. Men are the way men are.. Only a handful of NHL players wore them at the time, including Masterton's teammate, Boudrias. Nowhere was that more apparent than during a standing ovation for Laperriere during Game 3 of the Eastern Conference semifinals against Boston last year. "What killed this man was second-impact syndrome.". . said Masterton's son, Scott, now 50. Only a handful of NHL players wore them at the time, including Masterton's teammate, Boudrias. [16] He played two seasons with the St. Paul Steers between 1964 and 1966. "You hold out four fingers. "I'd been knocked out myself playing football. [19] He carried the puck up the ice at full speed, passing it off as two Seals defenders, Larry Cahan and Ron Harris, converged on him. Thirty hours later, he was dead in. Awareness about brain injuries and how to treat them has come a long way since then. A helmet obviously would not have hurt Masterton, but it might not have been enough to spare his life, given the nature of his injury and the fact he had not healed from a recent concussion. "We watched his head bounce," Lindgren said. His playing style has endeared him to hockey fans. The rarely told story behind the death of Bill Masterton -- the only NHL player to die from an injury suffered during a game -- highlights the risks and league culpability of concussions. At 1:55 a.m. on Jan. 15, 1968 -- almost 30 hours after he struck his head on the ice -- Bill Masterton died at the age of 29. Seven hours later, when the Hennepin County medical examiner performed an autopsy, they discovered the true cause of Masterton's death. 19, a tradition the franchise continued to honor when it moved and became the Dallas Stars. Masterton was knocked backward in the resulting collision and landed on his head. [16] In that game, a 22 tie, Masterton scored the first goal in Minnesota franchise history. In a quiet moment, Masterton made a rare admission to Maniago: He was struggling with the effects of a head check into the glass during a recent game. original sound. Create an account to follow your favorite communities and start taking part in conversations. While much in hockey has changed since Masterton died, one thing hasnt: Playing hurt is a sacred principle. The night before the Oakland game, Mastertons family gathered at the house of their neighbor, North Star goaltender Cesare Maniago, to celebrate Maniagos 29th birthday. Id been knocked out myself playing football. If anyone is wondering his story here's a short video TSN did on him https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dh_uLi6Bf7s and here is a list of the previous winners of the trophy named after him. To order copies of It got deathly quiet.". Masterton was not a marquee player, but he was a skilled playmaker who was willing to work in the corners and be a team player. I was asked to take it off, Boudrias said. TikTok video from That Stars Fan (@hockey_unpaused): "Bill Masterton is the only player in NHL history to die as a direct result of an injury suffered on the ice. [24] The University of Denver Pioneers hockey team named its most valuable player award after him,[25] and his Winnipeg high school, Miles Macdonell Collegiate, presents a scholarship in his name. "We lived with the accident for many years but did not talk about it.". You would get traded if you did. Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information. Nor did he see evidence of CTE, the progressive degenerative disease found posthumously in the brains of nearly 87 of 91 NFL players who suffered multiple blows to the head. Today his story is nearly forgotten, but for an annual NHL award that bears his name. . Nor did he see evidence of CTE, the progressive degenerative disease found posthumously in the brains of nearly 87 of 91 NFL players who suffered multiple blows to the head. But that has not happened fast enough for a group of more than 120 ex-NHL players, including Bernie Nicholls, Mike Peluso and Steve Payne, who are suing the league in a class-action suit for putting their neurological health at risk despite knowing the violent play involved. Masterton left pro hockey after two seasons when it appeared hed never make the NHL. So has NHL protocol, initiated in 2011, which has spotters to flag potentially concussed players and bans those from returning to games in which they were injured. He didnt move after that. [11] Referee Wally Harris compared the hit to an explosion, adding "he was checked hard, but I'm sure it wasn't a dirty play. Masterton, who was not wearing a helmet, smacked the back of his head on the ice. They felt it caused what was otherwise viewed as a clean, albeit hard, bodycheck to turn fatal. Masterton, who was not wearing a helmet, smacked the back of his head on the ice. A team of doctors at the hospital treated Masterton with steroids and diuretics, but the swelling in his brain was so swift and severe that they decided against operating. [9] He settled in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where he took a job in contracts administration. It's always in the back of my mind. Like many Canadian boys growing up in the '50s, Masterton listened to Saturday night radio broadcasts of "Hockey Night in Canada" and dreamed of Foster Hewitt making the call: "Masterton shoots, he scores!". 19, a tradition the franchise continued to honor when it moved and became the Dallas Stars. Boudrias is convinced his insistence on wearing a helmet factored into Blairs decision. "I knew he was done.". He understands how passion and perseverance can deliver both glory and death. And in Masterton's case, it probably cost him his life. He bore the bruises of that hit and others in subsequent games on his left arm, both thighs and, unwittingly, his brain. Since 1968, Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy is voted to player who "best exemplifies perseverance, sportsmanship & dedication to hockey" pic.twitter.com/CU2adCoSaV Dave Stubbs (@Dave_Stubbs) January 15, 2020 Stay on current site or go to US version. They didn't. Bill Masterton is the only man to die of injuries sustained in a National Hockey League (NHL) game. asked Williamson, who has a photo hanging in his office of Masterton on the stretcher. Playoffs. The night before the Oakland game, Masterton's family gathered at the house of their neighbor, North Star goaltender Cesare Maniago, to celebrate Maniago's 29th birthday. Masterton had not told the North Stars' coach, Wren Blair, about his headaches, but Blair had thought something might be amiss and commented to the team trainer, "I wonder if we could have him checked," according to the Toronto Star, which first reported this story on May 28, 2011. One of their sticks tangled with Masterton's skates as he slid a pass to his wing, and he lost his balance, pitching forward. It is named after Bill Masterton, the only player in NHL history to die as a direct result of injuries suffered during a game. said Boudrias, now 72. Masterton is credited with the scoring the first goal by a Minnesota franchise in the NHL. He cherished his son, Scott, 3, and daughter, Sally, 1. "I wouldn't do it.". He made the North Stars and scored the first goal in franchise history. presentation-ready copies of Toronto Star content for distribution They didn't. Players, coaches, execs vote for NHL's top centers, NHL Power Rankings: Checking in on each team's 25-and-under core, McAvoy scores in OT, Bruins beat Flames for 8th win a row, Gaudreau scores in shootout, Wild beat Islanders 2-1, Geekie ends drought with 2 goals, Kraken beat Blues 5-3, Robinson scores 3 goals in Blue Jackets' 5-3 win over Sabres. "I knew he was done.". If the guy only sees two, you send him back out there because it doesn't matter anyway. Seven hours later, when the Hennepin County medical examiner performed an autopsy, they discovered the true cause of Masterton's death. States the autopsy report: There was a blow to the left temple in a game some days prior to the fatal injury and the deceased is said to have complained of headaches in the left temporal region.. Corry does not think the amount of swelling would have been caused from the singular impact at Met Center. He cherished his son, Scott, 3, and daughter, Sally, 1. We watched his head bounce, Lindgren said. But that has not happened fast enough for a group of more than 120 ex-NHL players, including Bernie Nicholls, Mike Peluso and Steve Payne, who are suing the league in a class-action suit for putting their neurological health at risk despite knowing the violent play involved. I don't think his heart completely stopped. Boudrias helped the team's trainer onto the ice to tend to Masterton. He and others considered it a sign of weakness. When the brain hasn't healed completely from a previous injury, a subsequent blow can cause the type of sudden and severe swelling found in Masterton's brain. He died from a coronary embolism caused by blood clots from his damaged leg, so related but not directly because of the injury (he had a heart attack before the coronary embolism). Prior concussion was a factor in Bill Masterton's death, Wyshynski's NHL trade deadline tiers: From elite game-changers to bargain beauties, NHL trade deadline guides for all 32 teams: Players, picks in play, cap space, team status. [18], "Because he had a habit of giving everything he had for every second he was on the ice, Bill was the type of player who didn't have to score a lot of goals to help a club. It is very rare to see that level of swelling in the brain from a single injury, he said. Realizing he was already gone, Mastertons parents, who had flown in from Winnipeg after they heard of the incident, and his wife, Carol, made the decision to remove Masterton from life support. Ive never thought that it had anything to do with that hit. The specter of Mastertons death hung over the NHL All-Star Game, which was played in Toronto the next day, Jan. 16, 1968. Masterton was not a marquee player, but he was a skilled playmaker who was willing to work in the corners and be a team player. "[16] By mid-season, Masterton had scored 4 goals and 12 points in 38 games. said Masterton's son, Scott, now 50. Theres something wrong.. The following season, Blair traded Boudrias, who had scored the second-most points for the team in its first season, citing a drop in his production. As a 29-year-old professional U.S. kickboxing champion, the younger Mastertons career ended with a slip and fall in the ring against the then British champion on the very date Jan. 15th of his fathers death, also at the age of 29. The usual story is just as has unfolded here, that they can even talk a bit after that final hit and then they lapse into a coma, Tator said. The season started with promise: Masterton scored the first goal in North Stars history. Despite several efforts to mandate their use, it was 11 years before the NHL made them compulsory for all new players beginning in the 1979-80 NHL season . He's also convinced a helmet would have saved Masterton's life. [23], A later analysis by the Toronto Star in 2011 suggested that the "macho" attitude of the NHL in that era, as well as Masterton's aggressive playing style, played a significant role in his death. Anyone can read Conversations, but to contribute, you should be a registered Torstar account holder. Only Andre Boudrias had the temerity to challenge it on Minnesota. "Helmets are great to absorb blunt impact, but when the brain is spinning, helmets don't help the spinning contents slow down," Corry said. Like Masterton, Laperriere earned an unlikely place in the pros with grit. Seven hours later, when the Hennepin County medical examiner performed an autopsy, they discovered the true cause of Masterton's death. Boudrias is convinced his insistence on wearing a helmet factored into Blair's decision. [13] He joined the Honeywell Corporation where he worked on the Apollo program. Masterton had worn a helmet when he played college hockey in Denver because NCAA regulations required players to wear them, but he did not wear one as a professional. [16], Few NHL players wore helmets in 1968. He and the Stars' trainer had noticed Masterton's face was "blood red, almost purple," and were concerned enough that they wanted Masterton checked out by a doctor. The general public doesnt understand the adrenaline, the passion, the dedication the players have to get out there and perform.. Like many Canadian boys growing up in the '50s, Masterton listened to Saturday . We didn't think it was that serious.". Corry believes Masterton's death could have been prevented -- and would be today. [9] The Pioneers finished the season with a 30-1-1 record and were hailed as "the greatest hockey team to ever represent an American college or university. . Goaltender Cesare Maniago recalled that the night before the fatal hit, Masterton had been complaining of severe migraines that he had had for over a week. "I'd been knocked out myself playing football. Thats a philosophy that Scott Masterton views with the ambivalence of both a former competitive athlete and a man left fatherless at the age of 3. That dream carried him through junior hockey in his hometown of Winnipeg and three years at the University of Denver, where he was an All-American and led the Pioneers to the 1961 NCAA championship, but the dream stalled after two years of minor league hockey in the Montreal Canadiens organization. . Masterton had worn a helmet when he played college hockey in Denver because NCAA regulations required players to wear them, but he did not wear one as a professional. I saw Bills head after he was just checked from behind and it just looked like his eyes were in the back of his head, she said. [15] However, Masterton's death sparked an immediate debate on whether their use should be compulsory. Typical of the attitude of the day, North Stars coach Wren Blair frowned on the practice. During the season, several players and coaches recalled seeing Masterton black out during rushes in practice. Those closest to Masterton concur he was suffering from a brain injury before he stepped on to the ice that night, as does a medical expert who reviewed an autopsy report obtained by the Star. John Rosengren is the author of Blades of Glory: The True Story of a Young Team Bred to Win. "[Masterton] probably had some earlier swelling going on, so if he got a second injury, it would be catastrophic.". Masterton was soft-spoken and modest, a quiet guy with a good sense of humor. The Professional Hockey Writers Association proposed -- and the league immediately approved -- the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy to be awarded annually to the player who best exemplifies the virtues of perseverance, courage and sportsmanship that Masterton displayed. "I am convinced he had some type of concussion beforehand," said Dr. Jesse Corry, a specialist in neurocritical care at the John Nasseff Neuroscience Specialty Clinic in St. Paul who studied the autopsy report. They didn't. Corry does not think the amount of swelling would have been caused from the singular impact at Met Center. They carried Masterton off on a stretcher, and an ambulance rushed him to Fairview Southdale hospital, seven miles away. Fear, plain and simple, said Mike Walton, a Maple Leafs rookie when Masterton died. Theres no doubt in my mind about that, Boudrias said. He sees both nobility and short-sightedness in the demands placed on hockeys most devoted players. You know the diagnosis of a concussion back in those days? asked Williamson, who has a photo hanging in his office of Masterton on the stretcher. "You protect your elbows, hips, knees and hands, I figured, why not protect your head?" I really believe he was injured before the fatal blow. They carried Masterton off on a stretcher, and an ambulance rushed him to Fairview Southdale hospital, seven miles away. . He had been checked hard into the glass less yielding in those days two weeks earlier in a game against the Boston Bruins. It was always in the back of his mind.. Fifty years ago on Jan. 15, 1968 Minnesota North Stars rookie center Bill Masterton died from a head injury suffered 30 hours earlier in a home game against the Oakland Seals. "Helmets are great to absorb blunt impact, but when the brain is spinning, helmets don't help the spinning contents slow down," Corry said. Discuss the NHL, AHL, PHF, IIHF, KHL, and every other hockey league you can think of! "His eyes were gray at the time -- it was like a horror picture," Boudrias says. Yet that might not actually be the case. [3] The impact of the hit caused him to lose consciousness before he hit the ice; according to some accounts, he briefly came to and muttered, "Never again, never again" before passing back out. I am convinced he had some type of concussion beforehand, said Dr. Jesse Corry, a specialist in neurocritical care at the John Nasseff Neuroscience Specialty Clinic in St. Paul who studied the autopsy report. Ken Lindgren, a fan watching the play about 10 rows up in the stands just above the blue line, can still visualize the impact. What about Howie morenz? That's what men did. [3] He had 31 goals and 65 points for Hull-Ottawa,[1] placing him in the top ten in both categories. [1][2] He added eight points in six games during the Memorial Cup playdowns, however St. Boniface failed to reach the national championship final. 19, a tradition the franchise continued to honor when it moved and became the Dallas Stars. [27], Masterton was inducted into the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame in 1985,[28] and named to the NCAA's 50th anniversary team in 1997. and when he got hit the second time, he had that head whip and when that happens, you can go unconscious in that split second before you fall.. They thought it took away from the fan experience, masking the identity of players. In 1968, Boudrias was the only North Star who wore a helmet. "He didn't move after that. Or Richard Zednik who came close after his neck was cut by a skate and he lost a lot of blood. In several games prior to the tragedy, Blair had also noticed something strange. Masterton told his friend that he had been having migraines. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dh_uLi6Bf7s, https://www.hockey-reference.com/awards/masterton.html. Since Masterton was off balance at the time he got checked (cleanly; there was no penalty called), his brain twisted inside of his skull before his head struck the ice. Seven hours later, when the Hennepin County medical examiner performed an autopsy, they discovered the true cause of Mastertons death. If I had a slim chance to play, Im going to play.. It wasn't dirty and it wasn't meant to happen that way. It's a fine tribute to a respected player who exhibited those virtues himself, but it's regrettable that it ever came to be. He made the North Stars and scored the first goal in franchise history. The Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy, for perseverance, sportsmanship and dedication to hockey, will be awarded June 22. He had kept fit by playing on a barnstorming amateur team, the St. Paul Steers, and with the U.S. national team. The Hennepin County medical examiner found evidence of a previous injury on the left side of Masterton's skull on the temporal region of the brain. asked Williamson, who has a photo hanging in his office of Masterton on the stretcher. He and others considered it a sign of weakness. They had total control.. At 1:55 a.m. on Jan. 15, 1968 -- almost 30 hours after he struck his head on the ice -- Bill Masterton died at the age of 29. It got deathly quiet.". New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. I wouldnt do it.. "I am convinced he had some type of concussion beforehand," said Dr. Jesse Corry, a specialist in neurocritical care at the John Nasseff Neuroscience Specialty Clinic in St. Paul who studied the autopsy report. At 1:55 a.m. on Jan. 15, 1968 -- almost 30 hours after he struck his head on the ice -- Bill Masterton died at the age of 29. Twice last season, Laperriere took slapshots in the face. Bill Masterton, the only player to die from injuries suffered during an NHL game, might not have died in vain. If the guy only sees two, you send him back out there because it doesn't matter anyway. Bill Masterton died from head injuries he suffered in a National Hockey League game in 1968, sparking a long-running debate over helmets, which were finally made mandatory 11 seasons later. He was traded the following season to Chicago. Professional Hockey Player. The hit was considered clean but the back of Masterton's head hit the ice hard and he died after being rushed to the hospital. After Masterton's death, the North Stars set up a scholarship fund in his name. Three years later, only six Minnesota players wore them, the most of any of the NHL's teams. Masterton was not a marquee player, but he was a skilled playmaker who was willing to work in the corners and be a team player. They thought it took away from the fan experience, masking the identity of players. "We lived with the accident for many years but did not talk about it.". He and others considered it a sign of weakness. When Masterton's head struck the ice at Met Center, there was no skull fracture, but his brain swelled very quickly, evidenced by his dilated pupils and elevated blood pressure -- which pointed to a previous head injury. We know the second hit can be fatal. States the autopsy report: "There was a blow to the left temple in a game some days prior to the fatal injury and the deceased is said to have complained of headaches in the left temporal region.". [5] He was a two-time NCAA All-American and was twice named to the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) All-Star team, earning both awards in 1960 and 1961. Star Newspapers Limited and/or its licensors. You were a yellow belly if you wore a helmet.. It took the NHL more than a decade to catch up to Boudrias' logic. Coach Wren Blair believed that Masterton was playing through a pre-existing brain hemorrhage. Didn't he die on the bench and then was revived. Just that it was beating very irregularly, cause him to pass out/collapse. Well I DIEEEED, "Oh really? He and others considered it a sign of weakness. But 37 games later, in the days leading up to the hit that would kill him, there were signs all was not right. Awareness about brain injuries and how to treat them has come a long way since then. Latest News [3], Masterton played three seasons in Denver between 1958 and 1961, appearing in a total of 89 games, scoring 66 goals and 196 points in that time. We were not allowed to wear helmets, said J.P. Parise. Realizing he was already gone, Masterton's parents, who had flown in from Winnipeg after they heard of the incident, and his wife, Carol, made the decision to remove Masterton from life support. Nor did he see evidence of CTE, the progressive degenerative disease found posthumously in the brains of nearly 87 of 91 NFL players who suffered multiple blows to the head. Carey Price addresses the media after winning the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy for the 2021-22 season.SUBSCRIBE: http://goha.bs/1qHH4pZ "Helmets are great to absorb blunt impact, but when the brain is spinning, helmets don't help the spinning contents slow down," Corry said. Corry confirmed the opinion of Dr. Charles Tator, a Toronto neurosurgeon quoted in the Toronto Star article, who also said Masterton showed signs of "second-impact syndrome." He made the North Stars and scored the first goal in franchise history. He speaks with the authority of an athlete accustomed to putting his body at risk. He was a team man off the charts.. Bill Masterton is stretchered off the ice after being hit in a game against the Oakland Seals in 1968. He didnt see the other defender, who caught him with a clean check that knocked him backward. Yet that might not actually be the case. He served as captain on that team and was considered its most valuable player. Typical of the attitude of the day, North Stars coach Wren Blair frowned on the practice. Only a handful of NHL players wore them at the time, including Mastertons teammate, Boudrias. Realizing he was already gone, Masterton's parents, who had flown in from Winnipeg after they heard of the incident, and his wife, Carol, made the decision to remove Masterton from life support. "You hold out four fingers. If you do not yet have a Torstar account, you can create one now (it is free), Copyright owned or licensed by Toronto Star Newspapers Limited. said Boudrias, now 72. Seven hours later, when the Hennepin County medical examiner performed an autopsy, they discovered the true cause of Masterton's death. Yet players such as Masterton learned to play hurt. Philadelphia forward Ian Laperriere is one of three final nominees for this years Masterton Trophy despite not playing a single game in 2010-11 as he deals with post-concussion syndrome. The North Stars retired his jersey number 19, an honour that followed the franchise when it later relocated to Dallas, Texas. He wanted it badly. In the week before his last game, Masterton had complained to his wife and several teammates about headaches. The question flashed up on the big screen: What if Ian didnt believe in sacrifice?. I knew he was done.. Ken Lindgren, a fan watching the play about 10 rows up in the stands just above the blue line, can still visualize the impact. It honours perseverance and dedication to hockey. Talk centered on the divisive topic of helmets. But even if they had, he might still have been in the lineup against Oakland. He was a rarity in the way he prepared for a life outside the game. Bill Masterton Vintage North Stars Film Discovery 50th Anniversary in Final game lumberjack1713 1.26K subscribers Subscribe 506 Share 73K views 5 years ago Credit to Tom Hauser and the good. "We lived with the accident for many years but did not talk about it.". Usually Masterton is described as the first death caused directly by an on-ice incident to differentiate from Morenz dying of complications. "He didn't move after that. 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He is the only player in NHL history to die as a direct result of injuries suffered during a game, the result of massive head injuries suffered following a hit during a January 13, 1968 contest against the Oakland Seals. "You protect your elbows, hips, knees and hands, I figured, why not protect your head?" [16] The Minnesota North Stars pulled his jersey number 19 out of circulation following his death and formally retired it in 1987. Only player death* Brittanie Cecil died while watching a game in 2002. He briefly played in the Montreal Canadiens organization before settling in Minnesota where he played senior hockey. Its the most gruesome distinction in hockey: Only one player has ever died from injuries directly suffered in an NHL game.
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