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Leafs Injury Updates

Deebo said:
You know, I'd rather see a call up like Colborne or Kadri in the line up over Armstrong.

Kadri could have helped in the shootout at the very least last night.  It's something he does very well.
 
Erndog said:
Ron Wilson just said Colby Armstrong has a concussion.

Was he not supposed to play tonight?  You really can't believe anything the Leafs say regarding injuries.  Ah well...

Colby can not catch a break

RW informed everyone just in case Simmons or Cox contacted Colby's parents.
 
Optimus Reimer said:
Erndog said:
Ron Wilson just said Colby Armstrong has a concussion.

Was he not supposed to play tonight?  You really can't believe anything the Leafs say regarding injuries.  Ah well...

Colby can not catch a break

RW informed everyone just in case Simmons or Cox contacted Colby's parents.

Hey c'mon!  It was Dave Feschuk, Cox and Simmons only rip the Leafs every chance they get they don't call up the parents.
 
Optimus Reimer said:
Erndog said:
Ron Wilson just said Colby Armstrong has a concussion.

Was he not supposed to play tonight?  You really can't believe anything the Leafs say regarding injuries.  Ah well...

Colby can not catch a break

RW informed everyone just in case Simmons or Cox contacted Colby's parents.

wrong guy, but LOL anyway :D
 
Not official no, but this guy is usually pretty reliable.

Chris Johnston @reporterchris 16m
I'm told the #leafs are calling up Darryl Boyce (@dboyce47) with Colby Armstrong out.
 
WhatIfGodWasALeaf said:
Not official no, but this guy is usually pretty reliable.

Chris Johnston @reporterchris 16m
I'm told the #leafs are calling up Darryl Boyce (@dboyce47) with Colby Armstrong out.

Thanks!  Wasn't following him - new source for me.
 
Erndog said:
Ron Wilson just said Colby Armstrong has a concussion.

Was he not supposed to play tonight?  You really can't believe anything the Leafs say regarding injuries.  Ah well...

Colby can not catch a break

The Canadian Press
12/20/2011 9:00:18 AM


TORONTO -- There was no quiet room for Colby Armstrong. No imPACT test, either.
The Toronto Maple Leafs didn't have a chance to follow any of the guidelines set out in the NHL's concussion protocol because they were unaware the forward was even experiencing symptoms until almost 48 hours after the collision that caused them.

Armstrong was injured during Saturday night's game against Vancouver but didn't let the team's medical staff know he was feeling nauseous until Monday afternoon.

"It took us all by complete shock because we had no idea that he had his bell rung the other night," Leafs coach Ron Wilson said after Monday's 3-2 shootout loss to Los Angeles. "He kind of kept that from us."

In fact, Armstrong told reporters on Monday morning that he expected to play against the Kings despite a minor foot injury. Now he'll be sidelined indefinitely with something much more serious.

Wilson offered a surprisingly frank recap of how the situation played out.

"Well here's what happened," he said. "In the game the other night, (Armstrong) hit Ryan Kesler and actually he cracked his toe, but that wasn't an issue. He didn't tell the trainers or the doctors yesterday that he had his bell rung. (This afternoon) he was nauseated, blurry vision, so he's got a concussion and we didn't know that until later in the afternoon.

"He's going to be out however long he needs to be out now."

The 29-year-old winger has missed time with a variety of ailments over the last year and a half, playing just nine games for the Maple Leafs this season. Wilson hinted that that may have played a role in his attempt to hide the concussion.

"Things have been going so badly for him with injuries," said the coach.


 
Derk said:
It would be interesting to see the hit that caused this.

I think I remember the hit.  Although I have no way of finding it right now, I think Armstrong went to hit Kesler as he was coming around the net in the corner and he hit him, but the hit didn't really do much and Kesler just stood him up.  They commented on it during the game as the hit didn't move Kesler.
 
The sad reality is that the style Armstrong plays often leads guys to break down, especially when they get up around 30.
 
Am I the only guy here that thinks "So what". I am sorry he has gotten injuried, but IMO he has not brought anything to the leafs game which could not be done by someone younger and cheaper.
 
Armstrong is definitely an asset when he is in the line-up, but because of his injuries his overall value to the Leafs has been small. 
 
freer said:
Am I the only guy here that thinks "So what". I am sorry he has gotten injuried, but IMO he has not brought anything to the leafs game which could not be done by someone younger and cheaper.

I think he's overpaid, but he's a quality bottom 6'er.
 

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