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Kronwall Tweaks A Lower-Body Part
by Paul on 02/03/10 at 08:52 AM ET
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via Ansar Khan of the Mlive,
Niklas Kronwall tweaked his left knee in the first period and did not play in the third period. He will not play Wednesday at Anaheim, Red Wings coach Mike Babcock said.
Babcock also said the injury has nothing to do with Kronwall’s knee, saying the defenseman hurt his ankle while getting slew footed.
Others, however, said Kronwall hurt his knee. It’s the same knee he injured Nov. 21 on a knee-on-knee check from Montreal’s Georges Laraque and hurt again in a collision with Pittsburgh’s Jordan Staal on Sunday.
added 11:11am, Video added of Kronwall really losing an edge on his skate last night. Watch below…
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