Former NHL player and TNT hockey analyst Paul Bissonnette was assaulted by several men during an altercation at a Scottsdale steakhouse on Sunday night.

Sean Daley, a man from Lubbock, Texas, and one of the alleged assailants of NHL announcer and former Phoenix Coyotes hockey player Paul Bissonnette, was reportedly found with a fraudulent military ID at the time of his arrest.

Former NHL player and analyst Paul Bissonnette was hospitalized after he was allegedly assaulted by multiple people at an Arizona restaurant on Sunday, Nov. 24.

Paul Bissonnette, former NHL player and now hockey broadcaster, was the ‘victim of an assault’ during an altercation at a restaurant in Scottsdale, Arizona, on Sunday.

NHL announcer and former player Paul Bissonnette briefly was hospitalized after intervening in a restaurant ruckus Sunday night in Scottsdale, Ariz.

Bissonnette said he fought with seven people in total. Six of those men were accused of assault and disorderly conduct.

Paul Bissonnette says he was trying to stop a group of 'drunk golfers' from harassing the staff at a local eatery.

Ex-NHL player Paul Bissonnette shares defiant statement after being assaulted at Arizona restaurant - Bissonnette was taken to hospital after the steakhouse incident

Another beloved Phoenix sports figure lauded Paul Bissonnette for coming to the aid of the staff at a Scottsdale restaurant on Sunday night. Bissonnette, 39, was assaulted by six men after he stepped in to defend the manager and restaurant staff at Houston’s when the group started causing issues.