this happened to Malkin

damn.. only in hockey.


http://www.mangameslost.com/nhl-man-games-lost-december-15-2013/:

Huberdeau will be a game-time decision tonight.
Huberdeau took shot off of the foot on Friday vs the Capitals. If Huberdeau can't go, Jesse Winchester will slide into the lineup.

Letang was vague about his upper-body injury. He absorbed a hit from New Jersey's Tim Sestito on Friday but finished the game. Letang was ruled out shortly before the game Saturday, and he isn't sure if his injury could be a long-term situation.
“We'll see,” Letang said. “I don't know what's going on right now.”


Malkin crashed into the boards legs first and has been helped to the dressing room in Saturday's win over the Red Wings.
Malkin walked with a slight limp in the locker room following the game. “He has a lower-body injury,” coach Dan Bylsma said. “He was walking around after the game, but he'll get further evaluated (Sunday).”

Justin Abdelkader left with a possible concussion in the first period of Saturday's 4-1 loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Abdelkader had to be helped off the ice after Pittsburgh defenseman Deryk Engelland slammed his shoulder into Abdelkader's jaw on a hit that came just as Abdelkader was reaching for the puck. Engelland received a match penalty and faces certain further punishment after being offered an in-person hearing by the NHL Department of Player Safety. In-person hearings allow for suspensions beyond five games. Tomas Jurco has been recalled with Abdelkader out.

According to Claude Noel,Matt Halischuk will be out for a while with upper body injury.
Halischuk played just five minutes before retiring to the dressing room for the remainder of Saturday's game with the Stars. He has three goals and four assists in 30 games.

The Panthers have placed Tim Thomas on injured reserve retroactive to December 12.
Thomas is eligible to return to the lineup next Friday vs. the Winnipeg Jets.


Lewis has been activated from IR and is in warmups.
Lewis has missed the last nine games with a lower-body injury and appears to be in vs. the Senators. Expect him to centre the fourth line.

Morris (personal) will not play tonight.
Coyotes head coach Dave Tippet said that Morris needs more conditioning after missing the last three games. I think it is safe to say that he will be in the lineup on Tuesday in Montreal.

After taking part in Saturday's pregame skate, Gaborik (knee) said he felt good and hopes to rejoin the lineup in the upcoming week, the Columbus Dispatch reports. "It was just a morning skate. You don't want to jump in too much with the team doing its thing," Gaborik said. "But there were some shooting drills. It was good to be part of it, just getting some flow and actually getting some passes on the stick and being in some sort of game-like environment."
Spin: Monday's game against the Jets is probably too quick a turnaround, but Gaborik could be back in time for a home-and-home set against the Flyers Thursday and Saturday.

Kane (lower body) returned to practice Friday, Paul Friesen of the Winnipeg Sun reports.
Spin: Kane appeared on track to return before the week started until some pain started to resurface, keeping him off the ice until Friday. He's seemingly unlikely to play Saturday but should return soon after that time, barring any unforeseen setbacks.

Hedman (lower body) was on the ice for the team's morning skate Saturday and took part in a few drills, Damian Cristodero of the Tampa Bay Times reports.
Spin: Hedman has been out since leaving the team's December 5 game, but is slowly easing himself back in. Though he is back on the ice right now, the estimation is that he is still about a week away from returning.

Hamilton (lower body) has been ruled out for 2-4 weeks, Amalie Benjamin of the Boston Globe reports.

Quick (groin) skated briefly during Thursday's session, Helene Elliott of the Los Angeles Times reports.
Spin: VP of Hockey Operations Jeff Solomon described Quick's activity as an "initial controlled skate," so it still doesn't seem as though an activation from IR is imminent for the goaltender. The Kings have been getting by just fine with Ben Scrivens and Martin Jones and won't rush Quick back until he's recovered completely from the groin strain.

Tanguay (knee) indicated he was feeling better Saturday but remains without a timetable for his return, Adrian Dater of the Denver Post reports.
Spin: Coach Patrick Roy suggested last week that Tanguay had suffered a serious setback last week in his recovery from the injury, but it appears things aren't entirely as dire as they once appeared. While Roy didn't want to throw out a possible return date for the forward, it sounds like the team is optimistic he could return to practice soon. Once that happens, expect a firmer timetable to be hashed out.

GM Ken Holland said Howard is dealing with a Grade 1 MCL sprain and will be out for two-to-four weeks, Chuck Pleiness of the Macomb Daily reports.

Wisniewski (upper body) may return next week, says the Associated Press.


Neuvirth will play in a game with AHL Hershey on a conditioning assignment this weekend to test his injured right ankle, Katie Carrera of the Washington Post reports.
Spin: Neuvirth resumed practicing last week, and it appears he has progressed to the point where he can appear in a game. If things go well this weekend, Neuvirth would likely return to the Capitals at some point next week

Just post the article instead of copying pasting the whole thing

? Not from an article just the daily shit I read on espn

I just copy and paste in my own personal notepad.

Trying to get good at fantasy leagues .

I posted here for your guys benefit


Just the injury shit I find I normally put the source if you'd want to find it. This is just more organized to me

All we need is player, injury, time frame

So source means nothing ?

WIll keep that in mind ty.

George parros concussion