Matthew Mayich hockey player news
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ASU hockey player Matthew Mayich collapsed Aug. 20 and remains hospitalized with no chance of recovery. The incident raises questions about extreme heat safety in college athletics.
背景
Matthew Mayich, a 21-year-old defenseman from Ontario, transferred to Arizona State from Clarkson University. On Aug. 20, during an outdoor team workout in Tempe, he collapsed from exertional heat stroke, leading to a lack of oxygen to the brain. He has been hospitalized since, with his family's attorney stating his condition is irreversible. The university and campus police are investigating the circumstances of the workout, which was led by a former Green Beret and described by the attorney as military-style with little rest or water.
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- Aug 20, 2026Mayich collapsed during an outdoor workout at Sun Angel Stadium in Tempe, Arizona; temperatures reached 106°F that day. He was rushed to a hospital.
- Sep 2, 2026Family attorney Robert Carey said Mayich is incapacitated and his condition is 'highly unlikely' to change; later stated he has 'zero chance of recovery.'
- Sep 4, 2026Attorney clarified Mayich suffered exertional heat stroke causing lack of oxygen to the brain; family is 'praying for a miracle.' University review ongoing.
各方怎么说
- Family attorney
- Mayich's injuries are solely from exertional heat stroke, and the workout was excessively demanding with little rest or water; he has no chance of recovery.
- University
- Arizona State is reviewing everything surrounding the workout and cooperating with campus police investigation.
- Blues
- The St. Louis Blues expressed support for Mayich and his family, keeping him close to their hearts during his treatment.
待核实
Attorney allegations that the workout was military-style and that athletes were punished for stopping or drinking water are disputed and under investigation.