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MSM is not going to give you those statistics. They're out there though... When's the last time you saw an NFL player go into cardiac arrest on the field?

Only two options that make sense to my smooth-brain, PED's or that which cannot be named. Else why can't he openly speak about commotio cordis?

https://thepostmillennial.com/watch-damar-hamlin-wont-discuss-what-doctors-told-him-caused-his-heart-attack

Well, we for sure know what it isn't.

And possibly might never.

Nope. He's been released but the cause hasn't.

I've read statements from heart doctors saying flatlining a second time would make commotio cordis less likely. Either ways its good news he's being discharged. I wonder if the family will provide insight into the results of the tests/evaluations.

Pure conjecture. Commotio cordis is extremely rare, and even rarer for someone Hamlin's age, and completely nonexistent in professional/collegiate football. It seems hockey pucks / baseballs and other small objects applying a concentrated, acute blow are the prerequisites, to which...

Didn't his heart restart immediately on its own... And he literally got up and skated away? I don't think he had to be resuscitated, let alone twice.

Some have said the second coding wouldn't be normal for that affliction.

Modern emergency medical treatment is quite amazing. Given the likely cause of commotio cordis, is there any reason Hamlin wouldn't make a swift recovery and suit up again?