The Toronto Maple Leafs visit ASU hockey player Matthew Mayich and his family in hospital before the team practices at Arizona State, according to multiple outlets. Players wear team-branded or support-themed items, including hats and T-shirts honoring Mayich, who remains hospitalized after collapsing during an outdoor workout.
Mayich’s condition is described as critical, with one report stating he is on life support. The visits are part of the Maple Leafs’ bonding trip to Arizona, and they take place ahead of the team’s on-ice session at ASU. Sources focus on different details of the visit—such as what players wore and the specific hospital context—while agreeing on the core facts: the Leafs’ stop at the hospital, the identity of the player, and that he was recently stricken while training at ASU. The outlets do not conflict on the event itself, but they vary in how they frame the player’s current medical status and the ceremonial support shown by the team.