Marc Savard Out 4-6 Weeks
Written by Greg Ezell   
Wednesday, 21 October 2009 09:42
"...and I'm standing on the rooftop ready to fall." - Rise Against "Ready To Fall"



This is more or less the mantra of Bruins fans lately as we received more bad news from the team. About an hour or so ago, the Boston Bruins have placed center Marc Savard on long-terim injury reserve with a broken left foot. He will be out 4-6 weeks with the injury.

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panic

This news is absolutely dreadful. The Kobasew trade I can deal with; Milan Lucic being out 4-6 weeks isn't a catastrophy, but MarcSavard being out 4-6 may cripple this team. If you've followed the Bruins for the past three years or so then you know that Savard has been the main cog in the offense.

This is absolutely dreadful for the Bruins and their fans. If the Bruins can somehow manage to play .500 hockey until their two big guns come back, then they'll get into the playoffs. If they are not, however, this team could be toast.


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Why despair?
written by the Bastahd, October 22, 2009
Instead look to the potential positives...

http://bobbyorrsbastard.blogspot.com/2009/10/chicken-little-brigade.html

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