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Patrick Eaves Knocked Out
by Paul on 04/15/07 at 07:38 PM ET
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Colby Armstrong of the Pens laid into the Sens Patrick Eaves. No penalty, no elbow, just one of those very hard hits.
Eaves probably had a quick second to see the hit coming, but could do nothing about it.
Eaves was taken off on a stretcher, and appeared to be coming to.
added 7:41pm, Report is concussion but no further damage.
added 7:52pm, from the CP via TSN,
Eaves was circling the Pittsburgh net midway through the second period when he took a stiff check to the head from Penguins forward Colby Armstrong, knocking him hard to the ice. While Eaves lay prone, Senators forward Dean McAmmond fought with Penguins forward Maxime Talbot.
Eaves was alert, and was shown speaking to doctors and flexing his hands as he was wheeled off the ice. CBC reported Eaves had movement in all his extremities, and was diagnosed with a concussion.
added 4:35am, video from HockeyFights.com:
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