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Penguins’ Defensive Prospect Breaks Wrist
by Tony on 09/12/10 at 11:10 AM ET
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The Penguins’ Alex Grant, one of the top defensive prospects in their organization, was diagnosed with a broken wrist and whiplash as a result of a hit from behind by Senators’ rookie David Dziurzynski in the first period of their opening game of the rookie tournament in London, Ont.
Grant left the ice on a stretcher immobilized and immediately went to the hospital. No word yet on how long Grant will be out of the lineup.
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