Marc Savard didn't want this. With his teammates celebrating their Stanley Cup victory with 1 million of their closest friends on the streets of Boston, Savard just wanted to be a part of it. He didn't want any headlines, and he didn't want to take any attention from the players who won the Cup in his absence. He didn't want it, but watching the usually animated Savard look so timid and quiet, it's too difficult to ignore. "Short-term memory stuff is terrible. Hopefully that gets better," Savard told reporters Saturday morning, nearly five full months after suffering his second major...
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