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Not known as tough, Panthers work to put grit into their game
Watching from high above the ice Saturday night, Panthers defenseman Bryan Allen was bothered by the hit to the head David Booth took from the Flyers' Mike Richards.
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October 27, 2009
By Dave Joseph for floridapanthers.com
CORAL SPRINGS - David Booth, who suffered a concussion Saturday night in Philadelphia when hit by Flyers captain Mike Richards, spent some time Tuesday at the Panthers training facility here at incre...
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October 25, 2009
SUNRISE, Fla. (AP) -- Florida Panthers left wing David Booth was released from a Philadelphia hospital Sunday, a day after sustaining a concussion on a hit from Flyers captain Mike Richards.
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October 26, 2009
Did you happen to catch the Flyers’ Michael Richards helping Florida’s David Booth transform from human being to inanimate object? No? Oh you’re one of those dicks that doesn’t watch hockey for some unknown, absurd reason. Well then, here you go.
Somewhere, Paul Kariya just shuddered and he doesn’t know why.
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October 27, 2009
via George Richards of On Frozen Pond,
David Booth met with his teammates and then the media on Tuesday. DeBoer gave him a warm greeting. Basically Booth says he gets bad headaches and can only read or watch tv for five minutes at a time. He has cuts on his nose and a bad black right eye. He says he doesn’t remember much but has seen replays of the hit. He was very diplomatic...
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October 29, 2009
What is your opinion of Mike Richards' hit to David Booth? On the replay, he appears to come from behind only at the last second to get directly on the side (of Booth before hitting him).
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October 26, 2009
By Dave Joseph for floridapanthers.com
CORAL SPRINGS – The Panthers entered a new phase of their season Monday afternoon; the phase without David Booth and Radek Dvorak.
The million dollar questions are how long the phase w...
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October 28, 2009
In this morning's papers, new lines in Nashville, Simon Gagne may need surgery, reactin to Erik Karlsson's demotion, Tomas Kaberle's future in Toronto, Marian Gaborik seems unlikely to play and much more after the jump.
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October 27, 2009
Panthers forward David Booth spoke with reporters for less than five minutes Tuesday, which is good because that's about the limit for any activity since his first-ever concussion Saturday.
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October 27, 2009
Florida Panthers forward David Booth spoke with the media for just less than five minutes Tuesday, which is good because that's about the limit for any activity since his first-ever concussion Saturday.
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October 26, 2009
A lot of Panther fans, as well as GM Randy Sexton, are steaming mad that Mike Richards isn't being disciplined for his vicious hit on David Booth Saturday night. But I feel this is correct as it was just bad luck more than anything. Richards has a good reputation around the league, and Booth turned into him at the last second on what should have been a shoulder to shoulder hit...
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October 25, 2009
Florida Panthers left wing David Booth sustained a concussion on a hit from Flyers captain Mike Richards this past weekend.
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October 26, 2009
With David Booth and Radek Dvorak out for an undetermined amount of time, the already-struggling Panthers are turning to some of their prospects for help.
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October 26, 2009
For safety's sake, Booth can't hurry his return from concussion
Panthers forward Cory Stillman knows what it's like to rush back too soon after a head injury, so no one is expecting teammate David Booth back on the ice for at least 2-3 weeks after sustaining a concussion...
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October 26, 2009
When, exactly, did Willie Mitchell's(notes) devastating check on Jonathan Toews(notes) earn a spot on the dishonor roll of illegal and immoral hits that are turning the NHL into a collection of concussed mush-brained zombies, one blast at a time?Because the Chicago Blackhawks saw nothing wrong with it, even after their captain's injury.Yet there it is, as Exhibit Q in Adam...
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October 27, 2009
Former Philadelphia Flyer Keith Primeau was on Leafs Lunch today with Darren Dreger & Bill Watters. He discussed headshots and the Mike Richards hit on David Booth.
“There is not a place in the game for those kind of hits.”
“Those hits are a punishable act.”
“If were going to make a change…there has to be a line drawn...
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