I wouldn't necessarily expect to see any fan video. It's been a few years since I went to a live hockey game but hardly anyone bothered taking any pics or video besides selfies and if the mascot came by.

That seems counter-intuitive given today's habit of filming every f-ing thing, but fans attended in person not solely or even primarily because of the hoopla and energy, but because you really do get a different--and in many ways better--feel for the game when you can see the entire rink at once.

Then on top of that, everyone just records the game at home so that if something interesting occurs, they can rewatch it with slo-mo and all the angles and commentary.

Which makes me wonder how the actual broadcast went out. I suspect it was, "And now an extended word from our sponsor, followed by a featurette while officials clean up all the blood."

As to the video, I'd say it wasn't so much of a second kick as that he had his leg locked, was driving it right at the guy's head, and it bounced off his chest/shoulder pads.So again, evidence that he didn't just happen to be swinging his leg for some inexplicable reason.