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Empty Netters: Empty Netter Assists - 10-28-09
Snapshots: Initial reports suggest that Canucks' Ryan Johnson is OK
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@DemisGiamalis I was at the game last night and got to see that Ryan Johnson accident first hand. Wow. http://bit.ly/34ODx7 10/28/2009 |
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thank goodness! RT @thepeak He's fine. So that makes this easier to watch. Ryan Johnson boards from last nights game. http://bit.ly/3yYl4m 10/28/2009 |
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He's fine. So that makes this easier to watch. Ryan Johnson boards from last nights game. http://bit.ly/3yYl4m 10/28/2009 |
Empty Netter Assists - 10-28-09
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Initial reports suggest that Canucks' Ryan Johnson is OK
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Initial reports suggest that Canucks' Ryan Johnson is OK By George Malik October 28, 2009, 5:06AM Red Wings captain Nicklas Lidstrom was involved in a scary collision-that-wasn't with Vancouver Canucks forward Ryan Johnson, who lost his footing after attempting to skate around Lidstrom, barreling into the end boards and bouncing his head off the ice as he (probably) lost consciousness. Johnson was stabilized and carried off the ice on a backboard and stretcher, but the Canadian Press reports that he's at least OK, though he spent the night in the hospital: October 28, Canadian Press " "We were told in between periods that he's going to be OK," Canuck ...
