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Emery Not Ready To Play
by Paul on 04/11/11 at 04:45 PM ET
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from Eric Stephens of Ducks Blog,
Ray Emery‘s readiness for game action is still in question as he is still trying to recover from a lower-body injury, putting into question his availability for a potential Game 1 start against Nashville on Wednesday night.
Emery hasn’t played since he had to pull himself out midway through a start against San Jose last week. On Monday, he said that he didn’t think he would be able to play if the Ducks had a game.
“I’ve got a little ways to go,” Emery said. ”As soon as I feel comfortable and I can contribute, I’ll make myself available to play.”
Emery skated briefly before the club’s practice and then had a longer session afterward, where he took shots in goal. “We’ll see if he has a decent day,” Coach Randy Carlyle said. ”He’ll probably skate with our team tomorrow if so.”
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