Worst injuries a player played through.

[Mickey Marner]

In the Philly-Chicago series, Chris Pronger said he was day to day with hurt feelings.

Lol.

Pronger actually almost died in '98 when a puck to the chest caused his heart to stop beating.

 

[IWantSakicAsMyGM]

I think Bergeron has already won the title of Worst, but I want to make sure that Ryan O'Byrne gets a mention for taking a skate directly to the face, finishing his shift, then come back later in the game with 100+ stitches. It's pretty much the best thing about his NHL career, and shouldn't be ignored.

 

[robsenz]

Bobby Baun. Left on a stretcher came back on broken leg to score in OT.

What's the best NBA injury story? Hangnail?

Pretty sure this is the answer here.

 

[Mick Riddleton]

Did not one guy have Kasparaitis of the Darius and played his whole career like that

 

[b in vancouver]

Bobby Orr playing on one leg for half a decade.

 

[JasonRoseEh]

Kovalev played his final few seasons with broken work ethic

Wow

 

[Alicat]

He had broken ribs too if I recall.

That's toeing the line between toughness and insanity

And a separated shoulder.

He’s a warrior but he’s also insane.

He’s perfect.

 

[Sheppy]

Bergeron Collapsed Lung. AINEC. Seriously, it's not even close.

Punctured Lung, separated shoulder, broken rib and torn cartilage.

 

[Broad Street Buddies]

Couturier on a torn MCL with 5 points (3 goals) against Pittsburgh in a playoff game #6 was quite unreal..

 

[Sempiternal]

Whatever Ovechkin has played through... guys a freaking beast.

 

[pbgoalie]

Didn't Bob baun break his foot in game 6 and then keep his skate on because he knew he'd never get his foot back in it and then played game 7?

As a kid I thought he played a number of games wearing a soft cast, removing it and jamming his foot in a larger skate, and repeat through a playoff run?

Do nt care if it’s a myth, but it’s a great story

 

[SillyRabbit]

Henrik Sedin had his finger amputated rather than sit out and wait for the bone to heal.

Dude literally gave up a chunk of his finger just to keep playing hockey.