Bouwmeester 'doing very well' day after collapsing in Blues game

Welcome to NHL.com, the official site of the National Hockey LeagueBienvenue à LNH.com , le site officiel de la Ligue nationale de hockeyДобро пожаловать на NHL.com, официальный сайт Национальной хоккейной лигиTervetuloa NHL:n viralliselle nettisivustolle NHL.comiinVälkommen till NHL.com, NHL:s officiella web-sidaVítejte na NHL.com, oficiálních stránkách National Hockey LeagueVitajte na NHL.com, oficiálnych stránkach National Hockey LeagueWillkommen auf NHL.com, der offiziellen Seite der National Hockey LeagueBienvenido a NHL.com, el sitio oficial de la National Hockey LeagueJay Bouwmeester remains hospitalized after experiencing a cardiac episode on the St. Louis Blues bench during the first period of their game against the Anaheim Ducks at Honda Center on Tuesday."Jay Bouwmeester is doing very well at the UCI Irvine Medical Center in Anaheim," Blues general manager Doug Armstrong said in Las Vegas on Wednesday. Typical Jay, so I think it certainly made us all feel a lot better today knowing we had a chance to talk to him."The Blues stayed overnight in California and traveled to Las Vegas on Wednesday, where they'll play the Vegas Golden Knights on Thursday (10 p.m. ET; ESPN+, ATTSN-RM, FS-MW, NHL.TV). Jay Bo is being Jay Bo, so I think it makes everyone feel a lot better."Bouwmeester was playing his 1,241st NHL game; he has played eight seasons for St. Louis and won the Stanley Cup for the first time last season. Armstrong also said he spoke with Dallas Stars general manager Jim Nill, who had a similar experience when Stars forward Rich Peverley collapsed on the bench during a game March 10, 2014.Pietrangelo said a number of Ducks players also visited with the Blues after the game."The NHL community comes together quickly in something like this," Armstrong said.