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nucksmisconduct.com - 27 days ago
Henrik Sedin's First X-Ray is Negative
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Henrik Sedin's First X-Ray is Negative The Province is reporting that Hank limped to the med room to have X-Rays taken on his ankle. That doesn't mean he's cleared to play yet. He will be examined further sometime today. Were you not shocked or in disbelief when he was laying on the ...
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