Rob Ray hit by puck, curses live on air during Sabres game

Former NHL player Rob Ray, now a rinkside reporter for the Buffalo Sabres, faced a dramatic moment during a recent game against the New York Rangers when he was struck in the forehead by a puck. This incident marks the second time in two seasons that Ray has been hit in the face while broadcasting, with the previous occurrence occurring in December 2023. Despite the impact, which resulted in a significant gash and required stitches, Ray humorously continued his duties, showcasing his resilience and hockey background. Known for his tough playing style, Ray holds the Sabres' record for most penalty minutes and has maintained his scrappy attitude in broadcasting. Fans and commentators took to social media to both express concern and make light of the situation, highlighting Ray's enduring connection to the sport. The Sabres ultimately triumphed over the Rangers, winning 8-2, adding to the day's drama.