As with most of former Fighting Sioux forward Matt Frattin's goals; they all seem to be of the highlight variety. That goal by Frattin tied the game for the Toronto Maple Leafs.
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from the CP at The Hockey News, There was no quiet room for Colby Armstrong. No imPACT test, either.
The Toronto Maple Leafs didn’t have a chance to follow any of the guidelines set out in the NHL’s concussion protocol because they were unaware the forward was even experiencing symptoms until almost 48 hours after the collision that caused them.
Armstrong was injured during...
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After last night's 3-2 shootout loss to the L.A. Kings, Coach Ron Wilson revealed that forward Colby Armstrong, who had just returned after missing 23 games with a high ankle sprain, will be out indefinitely with a concussion after colliding with Canucks forward Ryan Kesler on Saturday.
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There was no quiet room for Colby Armstrong. No imPACT test, either. The Toronto Maple Leafs didn't have a chance to follow any of the guidelines set out in the NHL's concussion protocol because they were unaware the forward was even experiencing symptoms until almost 48 hours after the collision that caused them.
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The NHL All-Concussion Team gained some depth at wing on Monday night, as the Toronto Maple Leafs regrettably announced that winger Colby Armstrong suffered a concussion during Saturday's game with the Vancouver Canucks.
Curiously, this announcement came two full days after the injury was sustained. The Maple Leafs said they had only just learned about it.
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