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Shanahan Taken Off On Stretcher
by Paul on 02/17/07 at 03:21 PM ET
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Knuble and Shanahan collided, both went down. Shanahan looked knocked out and had some movement in legs.
Knuble was helped off the ice but looks ok.
update 4:13pm, TSN has more from the CP…
He moved his left leg slightly as medical personnel attended to him, and he appeared to also be bleeding from the mouth one day after extensive dental work. He lost a tooth Thursday night at Carolina after being struck by a puck.
Shanahan blinked his eyes and was talking to Rangers trainer Jim Ramsay as the stretcher rolled across the ice to the Zamboni entrance. Chants of “Shanny, Shanny,” trailed him during the ride. He was taken to St. Vincent’s Hospital for evaluation. First reports were encouraging.
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