Hockey fan in the stands saves the manager’s life

From the grandstand he discovers a mole on the neck of the manager sitting on the bench, warns him and saves his life. It is the story that monopolizes the attention in the NHL, the National Hockey League. Nadia Popovici, a Seattle Kraken fan, was in the stands for the match against the Vancouver Canucks on 23 October. The woman noticed a detail on the neck of Brian Hamilton, the Canucks equipment manager. She did everything to attract the attention of the equipment manager and, in the end, managed to get him to read a message written on the note of the phone: the mole on the neck could be a melanoma, essentially wrote the woman. Hamilton accepted the indication and underwent immediate checks. The diagnosis of the fan turned out to be correct, Hamilton underwent an operation to remove the mole. “He saved my life,” said the Canucks member. The team, given the trip to Seattle, tried to track down the supporter for a special thanks. Popovici was tracked down and was able to meet Hamilton. The two teams thanked her by donating 10 thousand dollars to continue her medical studies.