Holloway got to the bench and told head athletic trainer Ray Barile something was not right, and the Blues training staff immediately went into action, stabilizing Holloway's head before the medical staff could get to the bench with a stretcher. He was taken to the hospital with his mother and father, who were in town, accompanying him.

St. Louis Blues forward Dylan Holloway told reporters Wednesday that he is feeling "way better," one day after he was hit in the neck by a puck during a game against the Tampa Bay Lightning. “I feel good today,” Holloway said. “I feel way better.

St. Louis Blues fans got some great news Wednesday as forward Dylan Holloway returned to the team less than a day after being stretchered off the ice.