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Sunday morning, local time, Hamilton Police are fishing a 35-year-old man in the port of Lake Ontario, Canada. The man has disappeared for a few hours, now he died in the water. Later, an official confirms the identity: It's the former NHL goaltender Ray Emery
According to the Toronto City News, Emery was on a boat with friends early Sunday morning . After immersion in the water, the ex-NHL star did not return. The police assume an accident. The question of how a professional athlete in good physical shape could drown, remains the focus of an investigation
Emery, who evolved with Swiss goalkeeper Martin Gerber in 2007 in Ottawa for the final of Stanley Cup, was considered Bad Boy under the NHL. – Guards who liked to fight with the opposing players.
"He had a big heart"
Even off the ice, Emery made the headlines again and again. Last year, the Canadiens was arrested for beating his ex-fiancée. "Ray has had a lot of ups and downs in his private life and career," says longtime agent J.P. Barry in the "Denver Post". "But he had a big heart and a great personality – he was someone you always wanted success."
In 2013, Ray Emery won the Stanley Cup in replacement of the Chicago Blackhawks. In addition, he also played for Philadelphia (2015 with Mark Streit) and Anaheim, before Emery in 2016 with 326 NHL games hanging on his back skates. (klu)
Published 16.07.2018 | Updated at 09:22
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