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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) -- Devils forward Sergei Brylin had surgery on his broken right wrist Thursday and is expected to be sidelined two-to-three months.
He most likely will miss the rest of the regular season and the first month of the playoffs.
Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello characterized the injury as a severe break and said doctors placed a pin in the wrist.
Brylin was injured in the first period of Wednesday night's 4-1 victory over Washington. He was hit along the boards by teammate Colin White and the Capitals' Steve Konowalchuk.
Brylin, a nine-year veteran, has 11 goals in 51 games
Brylin Out 2-3 Months With A Broken Wrist
Started by Anhkheg, Feb 06 2003 01:48 PM
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Posted 06 February 2003 - 01:56 PM
That's the worst the news could have been.
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"He has no ego," says Lou Lamoriello, general manager of the New Jersey Devils. "I don't think he has a selfish bone in his body. It gets infectious with people around him, but that's Joe. Having him here was something very special."
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And the simple truth is this -- before and after Joe Nieuwendyk, this franchise has not been as good. Yes the same could be said for others, but Nieuwendyk's effect on his team, on his team's best players, on the fans and in the community can only be compared to, well, what Jarome Iginla is doing now in Calgary. Ralph Strangis, dallasstars.com
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Posted 06 February 2003 - 02:00 PM
This sucks, time for Berglund or another rookie to step it up.
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Posted 06 February 2003 - 02:00 PM
If his wrist is so badly broken that it needed a pin how could the break not have shown up on xrays last night? Early reports showed no break but were going to check it again today... boy this sucks.
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Posted 06 February 2003 - 02:00 PM
Poor Sarge.
He played with bum knees for so long and the had very painful ACL surgery.
Now he's had wrist sugery. Very painful also.
The timing is terrible, since he'll be unlikley to come back in time this year.
Best Wishes to him.
We've never won a cup without him!
He played with bum knees for so long and the had very painful ACL surgery.
Now he's had wrist sugery. Very painful also.
The timing is terrible, since he'll be unlikley to come back in time this year.
Best Wishes to him.
We've never won a cup without him!
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Posted 06 February 2003 - 02:02 PM
The reason the break didn't show up last night was because of all the swelling. I know - I've been through that.
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"He has no ego," says Lou Lamoriello, general manager of the New Jersey Devils. "I don't think he has a selfish bone in his body. It gets infectious with people around him, but that's Joe. Having him here was something very special."
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And the simple truth is this -- before and after Joe Nieuwendyk, this franchise has not been as good. Yes the same could be said for others, but Nieuwendyk's effect on his team, on his team's best players, on the fans and in the community can only be compared to, well, what Jarome Iginla is doing now in Calgary. Ralph Strangis, dallasstars.com
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"He has no ego," says Lou Lamoriello, general manager of the New Jersey Devils. "I don't think he has a selfish bone in his body. It gets infectious with people around him, but that's Joe. Having him here was something very special."
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And the simple truth is this -- before and after Joe Nieuwendyk, this franchise has not been as good. Yes the same could be said for others, but Nieuwendyk's effect on his team, on his team's best players, on the fans and in the community can only be compared to, well, what Jarome Iginla is doing now in Calgary. Ralph Strangis, dallasstars.com
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Posted 06 February 2003 - 02:03 PM
You knew something had to go wrong.
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Posted 06 February 2003 - 02:04 PM
sh!tty news to be sure. when is gionta scheduled to come back? now i wouldn't be surprised to see Lou make some sort of move. Macechern makes a lot more sense now. I would be surprised to see Lou allow a lineup of Gionta, Rupp, Bicek, and Berglund all at the same time. More experience will be coming from somewhere soon. And I don't think it's gonna be Steve Kariya.
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“They’re the ones that makes it happen,” Lemaire said. “It’s not us. It’s not me. It’s not the other guy. It’s not the guy before. It’s not the guy after. It’s them. And they have to take care of business.”
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Posted 06 February 2003 - 02:04 PM
This is really tough.
If anyone can get through it though, we all know it's Sarge.
It's time for Berglund to step up. Now is the time to see what this kid is really made of, and if he can make it in the NHL.
Get well soon Sarge!
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Posted 06 February 2003 - 02:05 PM
I would like to Steve Kariya play though.
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Posted 06 February 2003 - 02:06 PM
Unfortunately Dr he is not an nhl calibre player, and probably never will be.
"Jay Pandolfo's last game at Boston University was against the Wolverines," Madden said. "My job was to cover his line. Jay had scored something like 30 goals in 30 games that season. And that was his 31st game. Guess what happened?"
"We always joke about it now," Madden said. "Jay tells me: 'You shut me down that game and you've been shutting me down ever since. The only problem is, now you're playing with me. ' "
"We always joke about it now," Madden said. "Jay tells me: 'You shut me down that game and you've been shutting me down ever since. The only problem is, now you're playing with me. ' "
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Posted 06 February 2003 - 02:08 PM
wahhhhh...Sarge is my fave Devil & anyway why couldn't it have been PANDO!!!!
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Posted 06 February 2003 - 02:10 PM
Unfortunately we have never been so lucky as to have that happen.
"Jay Pandolfo's last game at Boston University was against the Wolverines," Madden said. "My job was to cover his line. Jay had scored something like 30 goals in 30 games that season. And that was his 31st game. Guess what happened?"
"We always joke about it now," Madden said. "Jay tells me: 'You shut me down that game and you've been shutting me down ever since. The only problem is, now you're playing with me. ' "
"We always joke about it now," Madden said. "Jay tells me: 'You shut me down that game and you've been shutting me down ever since. The only problem is, now you're playing with me. ' "
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Posted 06 February 2003 - 02:13 PM
Pando's been good... #19, however...
Anyway, it's terrible to lose him, but if we get him back this season, it probably means we made it to the ECF, which is never a bad thing!!
He'll be back just when we need him most.
Anyway, it's terrible to lose him, but if we get him back this season, it probably means we made it to the ECF, which is never a bad thing!!
He'll be back just when we need him most.
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Posted 06 February 2003 - 02:16 PM
I think Kariya should be given one game. I remember him playing great for the Canucks in his rookie season.
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Posted 06 February 2003 - 02:16 PM
*sigh*
Does this remind anyone else of when Gomer broke his hand after Holik hit him?
Does this remind anyone else of when Gomer broke his hand after Holik hit him?
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Posted 06 February 2003 - 02:17 PM
rd. thought the same EXACT thing last night. white is a bull in a china shop
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“They’re the ones that makes it happen,” Lemaire said. “It’s not us. It’s not me. It’s not the other guy. It’s not the guy before. It’s not the guy after. It’s them. And they have to take care of business.”
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“They’re the ones that makes it happen,” Lemaire said. “It’s not us. It’s not me. It’s not the other guy. It’s not the guy before. It’s not the guy after. It’s them. And they have to take care of business.”
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Posted 06 February 2003 - 02:18 PM
That's exactly what it reminded me of RD...
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Godspeed, Sergei. We miss you already.
One word: WAH!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted 06 February 2003 - 02:32 PM
Yes, it did. But 3 bodies against 1 is never a good thing.
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"He has no ego," says Lou Lamoriello, general manager of the New Jersey Devils. "I don't think he has a selfish bone in his body. It gets infectious with people around him, but that's Joe. Having him here was something very special."
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And the simple truth is this -- before and after Joe Nieuwendyk, this franchise has not been as good. Yes the same could be said for others, but Nieuwendyk's effect on his team, on his team's best players, on the fans and in the community can only be compared to, well, what Jarome Iginla is doing now in Calgary. Ralph Strangis, dallasstars.com
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"He has no ego," says Lou Lamoriello, general manager of the New Jersey Devils. "I don't think he has a selfish bone in his body. It gets infectious with people around him, but that's Joe. Having him here was something very special."
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And the simple truth is this -- before and after Joe Nieuwendyk, this franchise has not been as good. Yes the same could be said for others, but Nieuwendyk's effect on his team, on his team's best players, on the fans and in the community can only be compared to, well, what Jarome Iginla is doing now in Calgary. Ralph Strangis, dallasstars.com
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Posted 06 February 2003 - 02:41 PM
I thought that our own team inflicted injuries were a thing of the past when Holik left!
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