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We know he's going to pull through it and be great. 'We got so many people behind them, supporting them, helping out as best they can, sending well wishes. and his family aren't alone by any means,' Coyle said. Before the game, forward Charlie Coyle emphasized how the hockey community is rallying around them in their time of need. Several Bruins players voiced their support for Quetta and his family. Tweet from These previously used game sticks from select #NHLBruins and Penguins players will be available for auction at proceeds from the auction will benefit A.J. 1-6 with all proceeds going to Quetta's recovery. In addition to the monetary donation, the Bruins are auctioning game-used sticks at and holding Bruins Foundation 50/50 raffles from Feb. Tweet from We're heartbroken and praying for #10.you fight AJ #ShamrockStrong and his family should know that they are not alone in the journey to recovery, and that we will be with him the whole way.'ДЄ GoFundMe set up for the cost of Quetta's surgeries and recovery had well exceeded its $10,000 goal with donations from more than 6,000 contributors in excess of $400,000 as of Thursday night.

'Despite these tragic circumstances, it makes my family and the Boston Bruins organization very proud to see such an outpouring of support from the New England hockey community,' said Boston Bruins CEO Charlie Jacobs. The school's president, Tim Sullivan, told NBC Boston that Quetta had a successful surgery Wednesday night and doctors were still working to determine whether Quetta would be able to move his body again. Quetta, a senior forward for Bishop Feehan High School in Attleboro, Massachusetts who went head first into the boards during a game on Tuesday. The Jacobs family, the Bruins and the Bruins Foundation announced the donation Thursday as support poured in for A.J.

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