Found January 08, 2012 on Kukla's Korner: Yardbarker Blogger Network
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from Harvey Fialkov of the SunSentinel, It seems timely with the Vancouver Canucks and former Panther David Booth coming to town, that another Panther, Mikael Samuelsson, has admitted to the Vancouver Province that he did indeed sustain a concussion last month despite the team not being publicly forthright with their medical diagnosis. I understand that ‘concussion’ has become a dirty word in sports these days, but once it’s obvious a player has sustained a head injury and is out of action shouldn’t NHL teams be held accountable to issue a truthful diagnosis to the press? I will find out…. However the Panthers told us it was a lower body injury and then a bruised tailbone. I took their word for it. No longer. read on
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