MARK FRASER RUMORS & GOSSIP
Leaked CT scan of puck injury a fake?
Mark Fraser suffered one of the worst hockey injuries to date during Toronto's Game 4 loss to the Bruins.
The Maple Leafs defenseman took a Milan Lucic shot to the forehead and required surgery to repair a broken bone in "his cranial area." Days after the surgery rook place, a Reddit user uploaded a photo of what he or she claims to be Fraser's CT scan from St...
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St. Michael’s Hospital Denies Releasing Mark Fraser’s Fractured Forehead CT Scan (Photo)
Mark Fraser suffered one of the worst hockey injuries to date.
The Maple Leafs defenseman took a Milan Lucic shot to the forehead in Game 4 of Toronto’s opening-round series with the Bruins and required surgery to repair a broken bone in “his cranial area.” Days after the surgery rook place, a Reddit.com user uploaded a photo of what he or she claims to be Fraser’s CT...
CT Scan Shows Damage To Mark Fraser’s Skull After Slapshot To Forehead
You may remember Toronto’s Mark Fraser taking a Milan Lucic slapshot to the forehead during Game 4 of the Bruins-Leafs series, resulting in a pretty scary moment on the ice in Toronto. This weekend, an image of Fraser’s purported CT scan surfaced on the Internet and showed some significant damage to the defenseman’s skull. The image hasn’t been confirmed (although it does...
Leafs' Fraser has surgery on face
The NHL has seen an unfortunate number of players taking shots to the face this season (see: Sidney Crosby and Marc Staal).
Mark Fraser became the latest victim Wednesday night, when a one-timer off the stick of Boston's Milan Lucic sent the Maple Leafs defenseman down to the ice in a heap.
Fraser underwent surgery to repair a facial fracture in the cranial area -- literally...
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Toronto’s Mark Fraser Has Surgery to Repair Facial Fracture After Taking Shot to Face (Video)
The NHL has seen an unfortunate number of players taking slapshots to the face this season (Sidney Crosby and Marc Staal, to name a few).
Mark Fraser became the latest victim Wednesday night, when a one-timer off the stick of Boston’s Milan Lucic sent the Maple Leafs defenseman down to the ice in a heap. Fraser underwent surgery to repair a facial fracture in the cranial area...
Toronto’s Mark Fraser Was Hit In The Face With Puck And It Looked Excruciatingly Painful
Need another reason to think that hockey is a dangerous sport? In the third period of Game 4 of the Maple Leafs and Boston Bruins series, Toronto defenseman Mark Fraser was the victim of a frightening moment. While Fraser was skating around he caught a screaming shot by Boston’s Milan Lucic with his face. Unfortunately for Fraser he does not wear a visor so the puck smashed directly...
Maple Leaf Mark Fraser Took a Puck to the Head and it was awful
2 days ago, J.A. Happ had it happen. Last night, it was Toronto's Mark Fraser taking a puck off the forehead. 1:00 replay is brutal.
“He’s gone for a CT scan,” coach Randy Carlyle said of the...
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Mark Fraser takes slap shot to the face
Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Mark Fraser knew that goalie James Reimer was down and out of the play and decided to get in front of this Bruins shot. Unfortunately for Fraser, the puck went higher than anticipated and caught him right in the forehead. Fraser did not return to the game and this is just another example of why visors should be mandatory.
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Mark Fraser Takes A Slapshot To The Forehead Against Bruins
(Video quality is sub-par, will update when better version becomes available.)
This week has featured a couple of NHLers willing to turn their faces into puck-stopping mechanisms. First, Washington’s Steven Olesky made the sacrifice earlier in the week during Game 1 against the Rangers, then Mark Fraser ate one on Wednesday night’s Bruins-Maple Leafs Game 4. Fraser took a Milan...
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Toronto defenseman takes puck to the face
As previously noted on Outside the Boxscore, taking a puck to the face is a rather painful affair and earlier tonight, Toronto's Mark Fraser felt that pain right in his face. It happened in the third period of play in game four of the Bruins/Maple Leafs series and watch as Mark goes airborne after the shot hits him: (Courtesy of @CJZero)
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