It’s a slowish day overall in the world of sports, but the NHL is in action tonight, and NBC Sports Network has Tampa Bay and Columbus. Their regular Inside The Glass segment with Pierre McGuire was much more interesting than normal, thanks to a stray puck that missed McGuire by inches.
The camera lens wasn’t as lucky:
That was almost really, really bad! Look how close this is to taking a pretty big piece out of Pierre:
This is utterly amazing, puck missed Pierre by inches (h/t @bruce_arthur) pic.twitter.com/5JiNcSvSzu
— CJ Fogler account may or may not be notable (@cjzero) February 19, 2019
That’s just incredible, and tremendous camerawork all things considered. Thankfully (as with Kelly Nash a few years back) no one got hurt so we can enjoy it.

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