Henrik Sedin/Ryan Johnson Updates

by Sean Zandberg on Nov 4, 2009 12:11 PM PST in Injuries Comment 7 comments

Gotta love Jason Botchford on Twitter. He is tweeting today that Ryan Johnson will play tomorrow night against the Wild, and that Henrik Sedin was not limping today.

Update: Michael Grabner will miss 6 weeks with a fractured ankle. (f****** soccer.)

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Good to hear (except for the Grabner part).

by cyxj on Nov 4, 2009 12:36 PM PST reply actions

holy crow

that’s a sucky injury to get anywhere except in a game

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by Karina on Nov 4, 2009 12:38 PM PST reply actions

Just picturing AV’s face when some sheepish player ran into the room…

“uhhh…coach, Mikey got hurt while we were warming up in the hall…fucked up and rolled his ankle..Billy is out there with him now, but it looks bad”

*AV’s left eye twitching slightly as a vein throbs at his temple *

“heyyyy, Schneids, didn’t you say you played a little forward in Montreal?”

cell phone out as he pushes #1 on the speed dial…“ummm Mike, are you sitting down?”

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by vancitydan on Nov 4, 2009 12:47 PM PST reply actions 1 recs

I hope Grabs is a quick healer. He was just getting into the swing of the NHL workload; I’d hate to see him take a giant step backwards.

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by Yankee Canuck on Nov 4, 2009 12:57 PM PST reply actions

No kidding Yankee he was just starting to look like the real deal. He must be crushed and such silly way for it to happen – damn kids always getting into something.

by Kelownakid on Nov 4, 2009 1:27 PM PST up reply actions

Watching guys like Ripper and Sammy get those sweet Kesler passes must rankle. But he should be positive when he comes back.

He has proven he can do it. Now he just needs to do it on an ongoing basis.

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by vancitydan on Nov 4, 2009 1:30 PM PST reply actions