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Decision Time For Gonchar
by Paul on 09/26/08 at 08:53 PM ET
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from the Sporting News Staff,
A Monday meeting will determine whether Pittsburgh Penguins defenseman Sergei Gonchar misses six weeks or six months of the NHL scheduled.
Gonchar, top defenseman and power-play point man for the Penguins, is rehabbing a dislocated left shoulder. The question now is, will surgery be required?
Personally, I would feel more secure with this report if an actual name was used instead of ‘staff’.
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Well, if he is out for 6 months, I might just go in my room and cry for a little while. Obviously there is no replacement for Gonchar in the Penguins organization, and only 1 defenseman in the league that I would consider better than him offensively. However, I will point out that the Penguins got a goal from Letang, a goal from Eaton, 2 assists by Goligoski, and another assist by Brooks Orpik tonight.
Posted by Kevin from Pittsburgh on 09/26/08 at 09:20 PM ET