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| by: Matthew Wuest | November 13, 2009 8:04 PM | comments: (0) |
Garrett Clarke left Friday's game with a knee injury and appears unlikely to play on Saturday.
The Halifax Mooseheads will likely be without two of their top defencemen on Saturday against the Baie-Comeau Drakkar.
Konrad Abeltshauser and Garrett Clarke, a pair of 17-year-old standouts who log a ton of ice time, both went down with knee injuries in Friday's 2-1 win over the Moncton Wildcats at the Metro Centre.
Abeltshauser left the game in the first period and didn't return, while Clarke limped off in the final two minutes while play continued in his own zone.
Mooseheads head coach Cam Russell said both need to be evaluated, but didn't expect to have either on Saturday. Clarke's injury appeared to be the more serious of the two, at least based on the pain he was in leaving the ice.
Matthew Wuest is the Halifax Mooseheads' beat reporter at Metro Halifax. His blog, The Q Files, complements his coverage in Metro Halifax, focusing primarily on the Mooseheads but also on other teams in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League. Follow him on Twitter @metroqfiles.
Why doesnt the coach leave the lineup that same if eveyone is healthy and they win a good game? why keep juggling lines? that hasnt helped all season so knock it off!
By Sir Hedley
Dubois you are an idiot he nailed nate in the head! and he left his feet!and sawyer did not an extra push to o'brien he lost his balance and slammed into the boards!
By Sir Hedley
The did have luck for once and they served the win unlike what another person suggested they didnt suck they played disciplined hockey and for once the dubious duo of thomander and hamel din't give...
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