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Ivan Demidov's Latest Sighting Following Nick Cousins Incident Has Fans Talking
We have more details regarding the injury of the young Russian sensation of the Montreal Canadiens, Ivan Demidov.
Last night, during the preseason game between the Ottawa Senators and the Canadiens, former Canadien Nick Cousins delivered a horrible stick hit to Demidov.
The game was held at the Videotron Centre in Quebec City, and the fans in attendance were treated to quite a show.
What draws attention is the number of penalty minutes and the numerous fights throughout the match.
Here is the sequence in question involving Ivan Demidov.
New information has just come out regarding Demidov.
Ivan Demidov reportedly seen in Quebec playing golf
Indeed, this is what the site Dans les Coulisses reports.
"A reader of DLCoulisses is currently at the Faune golf course in Quebec.
He saw Ivan Demidov swing with intensity a few minutes ago and he is convinced that Demidov is NOT injured.
"He is not good at golf, but he is not injured."
- Via Maxime Truman
He saw Ivan Demidov swing with intensity a few minutes ago and he is convinced that Demidov is NOT injured.
"He is not good at golf, but he is not injured."
- Via Maxime Truman
According to several sources, it seems that the situation is less serious than we had anticipated in the case of the rookie.
He is reportedly currently at the La Faune golf course, just minutes from downtown Quebec.
It should be noted that Demidov did not finish the game following this hit. With what we have just learned, Martin St-Louis undoubtedly did not want to take any risks.
Ivan Demidov should be ready for the first game of the season, which will take place on October 8, when Martin St-Louis' men visit the Toronto Maple Leafs.
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