philly.com - 12/4/2008
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Danny Briere will be sidelined for four to five weeks with a "significant" groin strain aggravated in his return Tuesday against Tampa Bay, but Flyers coach John Stevens said the club didn't rush the high-scoring center back too soon. "Danny rushed back? I don't think so," Stevens said after ...
philly.com - 12/4/2008
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philly.com —
The Flyers said yesterday that high-scoing center Danny
Briere will miss four or five weeks because of...
a "significant" groin strain. They also said the injury had nothing to do with rushing him back to action. Maybe. But something sure looks fishy. ...
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Flyers rushing injured players back too soon? | ...
philly.com - 12/2/2008
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philly.com —
Danny Briere should be in the lineup tonight
against Tampa Bay, depending on how he feels this...
morning after skating hard and testing his strained groin in practice yesterday. But he will not be back on the line he played on before he was injured. He ...
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Briere likely to return to Flyers lineup tonight, but on ...
philly.com - 12/4/2008
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philly.com —
So far this season, nothing has gone right
for Danny Briere. He had abdominal surgery in October...
to repair a sports hernia and missed six games. He came back for two, then suffered a groin tear in November and missed nine games. Tuesday, after just ...
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Latest injury to put Flyers' Briere out at least a month ...
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The Sports Complex —
... Sam Cardichi reports that Danny Briere will miss four-to-five more weeks after reaggervating his groin. READ ...
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Slap Shot —
... having missed 18 games with a high ankle sprain. The Devs beat the Flyers last night, thanks to two late Flyers turnovers that became two late Patrik Elias goals. Philly was once again without Danny Brière, out for an extended period (four to five weeks) with a significant groin strain he suffered Tuesday against Tampa Bay. He’d missed the previous nine games with the same injury. “Danny rushed back? I don’t think so,” Coach John Stevens said ( quoted in the Philly Inquirer ). No, the Flyers never rush back their players, do they? Do like ...
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