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(MacIntyre)And, in encouraging news, Kris Letang returned to the ice before practice to skate with other injured players.
5 months ago
Hooks Orpik
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That is great news about Letang. I am hopeful to see him progressing further soon enough. No reason to rush but it certainly is nice to hear him getting on the ice and skating.
Supposedly he’s been feeling a lot better of late. As we all know far to well with concussions, who knows what that may or may not mean (or even if it’ll be true tomorrow), but it’s definitely a good step that he’s progressed to the point of getting back on skates.
"You come at the King, you best not miss."
Absolutely. I think it’s a good thing we haven’t heard constant updates on Letang like we did with Crosby the first time around but at the same time it feels like I have had no clue as to how his recovery was progressing. I felt left in the dark.
Park, eh?
It’ll be good getting him back into that bottom-six/PK mix.
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