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Sabres broadcaster takes puck to the face during Rangers game, drops massive on-air f-bomb
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Buffalo Sabres broadcaster Rob Ray was hit in the head with an errant puck from Rangers defenseman Will Borgen .
Ray immediately yelled “Ah, fk,” but didn’t let it stop him from describing the action on the ice, as he was quickly checked out by Sabres doctors.
Ray ended up with a cut above his eye and continued to broadcast before eventually getting stitches later in the game.