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Giguere Exits After Two Periods With Cramping In Groin Area
by Paul on 12/02/08 at 07:46 AM ET
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from Dan Wood of Ducks Blog,
Playing for the first time in a week after having been off the ice for five days while visiting his gravely ill father, Claude, in Montreal, Giguere stopped 37 of 38 shots through two periods but exited because of cramping in his groin area….
“I think we did the right decision in not going into the third,” Giguere said. “After cramps, the next thing is a pull. You have to be smart. I cramp up all the time, whether it’s in my hips or calves. It’s regular for me, and I keep playing with those, but in the groin, I didn’t want to take a chance.”
more on the Ducks loss to the Wings last night…
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