UPDATE: Tulsa Oilers' head coach Rob Murray is expected to be okay after his collapse postponed Friday's game with the Quad City Mallards.
Oilers VP of Communications John Peterson says Murray was suffering from dehydration and exhaustion. He was discharged from the hospital on Saturday, and he is expected to make a full recovery.
ORIGINAL STORY:
MOLINE, Illinois -- The Quad City Mallards game on Friday night, November 17, was postponed due to a medical emergency with the Tulsa Oilers' head coach Rob Murray.
Oilers Vice President of Communications John Peterson tweeted that he was in the ambulance with Murray, who was alert and communicating but added that "prayers are needed."
Murray, 50, was drafted in the 3rd round by the Washington Capitals at the 1985 NHL draft, spending 16 years in the league. He was inducted into the American Hockey League's Hall of Fame in January 2017.
