[yah]

Originally Posted by Pilotlight07 ↗

Always amazes me that nobody starts CPR! Ball probably interrupted his heard rhythm. CPR and a defib. He'd have probably survived. Seemed more interested in getting him off the pitch. Clueless!

CPR, defib, & a blowjob. Works every time.

[scorpion9]

Originally Posted by Necrotic Bowel ↗

CPR? He got killed by getting hit in the chest so let’s save his life by hitting him in the chest some MORE

Yup, it would have probably worked, or at least given him a chance( if it was arrhythmia caused by the impact ).

[soja]

he took the clot shot.

[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by yah ↗

Damn, I remember when Damar Hamlin collapsed from that in an NFL game but he got hit by some dude's shoulder pad.

I never really thought about a speeding soccer ball having enough impact to do that.

Commotio cordis requires a specific set of conditions. A blow directly over the heart, within a 20–40 millisecond window of the cardiac cycle and with a precise force (not too hard or too soft).

Commotio cordis is exceedingly rare, with only 10–20 cases reported annually in the U.S., primarily in sports like baseball, hockey, or lacrosse, where projectiles or collisions are more common.

[HIGHTECHDUDE]

Reason #3,462 for remaining a couch potato... athletic trim-bodies die young.

[docfr8]

At least he saved the goal

[rhubarb_king]

...So did they win?

[Necrotic Bowel]

Originally Posted by scorpion9 ↗

Yup, it would have probably worked, or at least given him a chance( if it was arrhythmia caused by the impact ).

He died from smallpox

[Lugia]

Originally Posted by mr_feelgood ↗

Soccer is so gay it kills

Lucky it's not soccer then, I guess.

[mr_feelgood]

Originally Posted by Lugia ↗

Lucky it's not soccer then, I guess.

Is too.
You see I'm American
And my view point is inherently better than yours.