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By David Carle
Special to ESPN.com Friday, April 17, 2009 Editor's note: The day before the 2008 NHL draft, doctors determined David Carle had hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a condition that results in a thickening of the heart and could cause sudden death during physical activity. Carle was forced to retire from hockey but is now a student-assistant coach at the University of Denver, where he had originally signed to play. Carle is documenting the experience for ESPN.com. Hey Hockey Fans, The NCAA men's ice hockey season came to a very exciting end la ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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