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Morrow Out With Torn ACL
by Paul on 11/21/08 at 05:29 PM ET
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FRISCO, Tex. – The Dallas Stars announced today that the left wing Brenden Morrow is out indefinitely with a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee that will require surgery. He is expected to miss up to six months. The club also recalled right wing Landon Wilson from Grand Rapids (AHL).
“We are obviously very disappointed to hear the news about Brenden’s knee,” said Co-General Manager Les Jackson. “As our captain, he will obviously be missed, but we have every assurance that he can and will come back from this injury at 100 percent. There is a lot of hockey left to be played this season, and we are confident our team will rally together and keep pushing.”
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Yikes. Just… yikes.
It really does pour when it rains.
Posted by Mojo Tooth on 11/21/08 at 11:57 PM ET
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As much as I hate the stars, that’s an awful tough blow. He’s the heart of that team and a great player that I wouldn’t mind having on my side. I hope he recovers well, but just not well enough to play against the Sharks this year.
Posted by David from San Ramon, CA on 11/21/08 at 07:04 PM ET