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Visnovsky Out With Ankle Sprain

Lubomir Visnovsky sprained his ankle in the game on December 31st against the Calgary Flames.  Pat Quinn showed his confidence in the Oilers' ability to give a solid estimate on the amount of time a player will be out with this gem: "They're saying seven to ten (days) for now, but that's the first diagnosis."  How long until Pouliot's ready again?  I know, I know... it's an ankle sprain and no one can really know how long that's going to take to heal properly.  Given the estimate, it sounds like Visnovsky will be targeting the game against Nashville on the 12th as a possible return date.  I just hope he doesn't rush back and risk re-injuring the ankle before the Olympics.  After all, that'll be the next time Lubo plays a game where a win will be universally cheered by those "cheering" for his team.  Oh, and here's Lubo after his trade to the Oilers mere days before his no-trade clause kicked in: "For a family it's a better life in L.A but for hockey it's a much better life in Edmonton."  So... how's that turning out?  Visnovsky must hate Dean Lombardi something fierce.

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When Milan Lucic sprained his ankle, his original diagnosis was he’d be back next game. That was November 25. He hasn’t played since.

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by Bruce McCurdy on Jan 4, 2010 11:25 AM MST reply actions  

but he was cming back from some foot surgery wasnt he?

by SumOil on Jan 4, 2010 11:28 AM MST up reply actions  

Pat Quinn showed his confidence in the Oilers’ ability to give a solid estimate on the amount of time a player will be out with this gem: “They’re saying seven to ten (days) for now, but that’s the first diagnosis.” How long until Pouliot’s ready again?

Not to beat the battered, broken, bloodied remnants of what must have once been a dead horse…Khabibulin.

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by Doogie2K on Jan 4, 2010 3:17 PM MST reply actions  

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