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Milan Michalek Suffers Upper-Body Injury
by Paul on 12/14/11 at 01:41 AM ET
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from Don Brennan of the Ottawa Sun,
First Sidney Crosby, then Claude Giroux.
Now Milan Michalek?
What’s with the freakish injuries claiming the NHL’s best players?
Michalek, the first NHLer to reach the 19-goal mark this season, was the latest to go down when he collided into teammate Erik Karlsson during the second period of the Senators’ 3-2 overtime win in Buffalo Wednesday.
Michalek did not return after either suffering a right shoulder or head injury.
The Senators would only say it was to do with the “upper body.”
added 3:12am 12/14/11, watch the collision below…
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He’s the league’s leading goal scorer?
You are aware the game of Hockey is occasionally played outside the Joe Louis Arena, right?
Posted by Da lil Guy from Guelph, Ontario on 12/14/11 at 01:09 PM ET
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Whoa whoa whoa. Milan Michalek—one of “the NHL’s best players?”
I mean geez I hope the guy is okay but c’mon.
Posted by Nathan from the scoresheet! on 12/14/11 at 11:15 AM ET