Canucks Prospect stretched off the ice after taking massive hit

In a game between the Abbotsford Canucks and Colorado Eagles, a scary scene occurred. With just over five minutes left in the game, Canucks prospect Vasili Podkolzin took a hit from Eagles' forward Keaton Middleton. Podkolzin landed hard and awkwardly on his head.

According to some that were in attendance and additional reports, Podkolzin was convulsing on the ice prior to being taken off on a stretcher. Podkolzin was awake on the stretcher and Middleton was given a major penalty and game misconduct on the play. Following additional tests at the hospital, Podkolzin took to his Instagram posting a story with the caption "All good, no worries!".

The 22-year-old was playing in his sixth game of the season and had seven points in those six games. He was drafted 10th overall in 2019 and made his debut with the Canucks in the 2021-2022 season.

Leafs Head Coach Craig Berube Confirms Max Domi's Status For Sunday's Meeting With Utah

Leafs Captain Auston Matthews Breaks His Silence on Mysterious Injury

Craig Berube's Decision Regarding the Nylander Brothers an Unpopular One Amongst Leafs' Fanbase

Edmonton Oilers Steal Maple Leafs' Idea for Honouring the Player of the Game

Looking For Answers, Craig Berube Makes Surprising Top-6 Lineup Change

Former NHL GM Confirms Maple Leafs Actually Kicking Tires on Nazem Kadri Trade

Maple Leafs Experimenting With Roster Ahead of Meeting with the Utah Hockey Club

Leafs Confirm Matthew Knies' Status For Sunday's Game

Maple Leafs Officially Announce NHL Deal for Alex Nylander

Former Maple Leafs Pivot Ryan O'Reilly Among Two Potential Trade Targets in Toronto