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Former Penguin Adam Johnson died in a hockey game in England last night Reports are that his throat was cut by a skate in a freak accident.
A similar thing happened to a former Cap, Richard Zednik, after he had been traded to Florida...carotid artery sliced open on the ice. Fortunately the team medic was right at rinkside and managed to stanch the bleeding before he died.
stanching the bleeding is one thing, but you can't shut off blood supply to the head, either. amazing that zednik survived
Rosalynn Carter, age 96.
heck of a run and a marriage.
It’ll be hard to think of one without the other.
Willie Hernandez, a left-handed reliever who played for the Chicago Cubs, Philadelphia Phillies, and Detroit Tigers in a career that spanned the 1977-1989 seasons, died this past week at age 69. Hernandez won the American League MVP and Cy Young awards in Detroit’s 1984 World Series-championship season, going 9-3 with 32 saves and a 1.92 while appearing in a junior-circuit high 80 games.
Shane MacGowan.
We've lost some good people these past few days - Geordie from Killing Joke, Shane MacGowan from the Pogues, and now John Nichols https://www.washingtonpost.com/obituaries/2023/11/30/john-nichols-novelist-dead/
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