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The lion and the tiger may be more powerful, but the wolf doesn't perform in the circus.
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Watched media day on NHL TV today. They had a specific piece on Kesler's groin injury.
Apparently, they watch him closely in practice today and he seem fine - his first 3 strides were strong. Could be an issues once the physicality of the games comes into play though.
Something to keep an eye on defiantly
Apparently, they watch him closely in practice today and he seem fine - his first 3 strides were strong. Could be an issues once the physicality of the games comes into play though.
Something to keep an eye on defiantly
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The only thing that helps groin pulls are rest. Polar...you are so right...they nag and hang around and just when you feel like you are 100 percent you push and it seems to crop up again.
I am not saying that this is the case with Kesler...but it can be weeks to months of rest to heal up. I think we will know in fairly short order in Game 1 whether or not he is feeling alright.
I am not saying that this is the case with Kesler...but it can be weeks to months of rest to heal up. I think we will know in fairly short order in Game 1 whether or not he is feeling alright.
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