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Flyers captain Chris Pronger already on the mend. A day after sustaining a scary injury to the side of his right eye, Pronger “was seen by Dr. Stephen Goldman [on Tuesday] and is progressing very well,†Flyers GM Paul Holmgren said in a statement.
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Flyers captain Chris Pronger is fortunate. Give or take a few days, the veteran star defenseman could be back playing games in 2-or-3 weeks. It could have been a lot longer. He could have been done.
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Flyers captain Chris Pronger was injured in the first period of Monday’s game after being stuck in the face by the stick of Toronto Maple Leafs forward Mikhail Grabovski. Pronger covered his face and immediately skated to the Flyers dressing room. The stick appeared to hit Pronger near his eyes, and if one was struck, this injury could be serious. The Flyers’ only initial response was general manager Paul Holmgren issuing a statement saying, “Chris Pronger will not return.” There was no penalty called on the play and Flyers fans booed loudly, but, by rule, the referees made the correct call because Grabovski hit Pronger on the follow-through of his shot. Pronger went into the game leading the Flyers in ice time at 23 minutes, 30 seconds per game
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Jaromir Jagr still has a big goose egg in the goals column. He’s been strong on the puck and getting good scoring opportunities every game, but just isn’t putting the puck in the net. His goalless streak now is up to seven games, tied for 11 th longest in a great career that’s included 646 goals
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