Patriots' Robert Kraft Matching Donations for A.J. Quetta After Hockey Injury

New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft told The Greg Hill Show on Thursday that he would match any donations up to $25,000 for Bishop Feehan High School hockey player A.J. Quetta after the senior suffered a spinal cord injury when he slammed into the boards head-first during a game this week: 

Yesterday, the Boston Bruins also released a statement supporting Quetta:

The Bruins also donated $100,000 to Quetta, per TMZ Sports.

"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," team CEO Charlie Jacobs said. "A.J. and his family should know that they are not alone in the journey, and that we will be with him the whole way."

Per Mary Markos, Jeff Saperstone and Kathryn Sotnik of NBC Boston, Bishop Feehan president Tim Sullivan said Quetta underwent "successful surgery" on Wednesday evening but is still facing a "long road ahead."

Doctors are still working to confirm whether Quetta will be able to regain movement in his body.

"Our whole Feehan community—the seniors, his classmates, student council—everyone wants to do anything they can, and right now, the best thing we can do is pray for A.J." Sullivan said.