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TSN: Sykora out for Game Seven with injured ankle/foot
by Tony on 06/10/09 at 03:57 PM ET
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It appears the Pittsburgh Penguins will play Game 7 of the Stanley Cup final without forward Petr Sykora.
Sykora was seen gingerly leaving Mellon Arena on Wednesday on crutches, sporting a brace on his right foot and ankle.
Sykora confirmed to TSN the injury occurred in the second period of Game 6 after he blocked a shot.
When asked if there is any chance he’ll be available for Game 7, Sykora chuckled and said, “I don’t think so.”
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