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Savard Concerned About His Memory
by Paul on 03/27/11 at 12:25 AM ET
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from Pierre LeBrun or ESPN,
Wish I had better news to forward on the Marc Savard front, but it’s quite the opposite. A source told ESPN.com Saturday that the concussed Bruins center is having “real memory problems and he’s quite worried about it.”
Just another reminder how serious the concussion issue is around the NHL. Savard’s career is in serious doubt and that’s just not right.
I bring this up because I’m uncomfortable with the way Mark Recchi got off the hook pretty lightly this past week for his comments doubting the severity of Max Pacioretty’s concussion in Montreal. Yes, Recchi later explained it was a move to take the heat off teammate Zdeno Chara ahead of his much anticipated rematch with the Canadiens.
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