GAME DAY:Florida Panthers @ Ottawa Senators - 7:00pm ET - THUR. Oct. 28, 2010

Hoags wrote:

wprager wrote:

Any idea what happened to Elliott on that last goal? Was it Phillips doing the swan dive over him? Or the whack to the glove? From the way he was slow to get up it didn't look like hand/wrist. Sprawling like that, it could be anything. So do we get to see Lehner in his first NHL start on a Saturday Night home game against the Big-Bad-Bruins? Scary, indeed.

It looked like Campoli fell on him, he seemed in pain based on his expression after that.

I wonder if they'll even play Thomas against us, they may just put Rask in. We chased Thomas from the net last year so we should be over that.

shabbs wrote:All three goalies were practicing today, and yes, Leclaire was among them. So, hopefully what ever happened to Elliott was just temporary.

Cap'n Clutch wrote:

shabbs wrote:All three goalies were practicing today, and yes, Leclaire was among them. So, hopefully what ever happened to Elliott was just temporary.

You mean they were all on the ice? I don't think Leclaire was practicing was he?

Coach Cory Clouston said Spezza was “probable” to play, but the final call would be made after the morning skate. Spezza has missed four straight games with a groin injury.

Ottawa got more good news on the injury front as Pascal Leclaire, who has also missed time with his own groin problem, returned to the ice with his teammates. Leclaire has been skating on his own, but missed Wednesday’s practice after suffering a minor setback.

Hoags wrote:

Cap'n Clutch wrote:

shabbs wrote:All three goalies were practicing today, and yes, Leclaire was among them. So, hopefully what ever happened to Elliott was just temporary.

You mean they were all on the ice? I don't think Leclaire was practicing was he?

Yep about 20 minutes:

http://www.senatorsextra.com/feature/spezza-likely-to-return-against-bruins/

Coach Cory Clouston said Spezza was “probable” to play, but the final call would be made after the morning skate. Spezza has missed four straight games with a groin injury.

Ottawa got more good news on the injury front as Pascal Leclaire, who has also missed time with his own groin problem, returned to the ice with his teammates. Leclaire has been skating on his own, but missed Wednesday’s practice after suffering a minor setback.

Cap'n Clutch wrote:
You mean the presumed "set back" as concluded by Ian Mendes in his article and in his mind was just that? A false presumption? Perhaps Cockroche can shed some light on this?

Hoags wrote:

Cap'n Clutch wrote:

shabbs wrote:All three goalies were practicing today, and yes, Leclaire was among them. So, hopefully what ever happened to Elliott was just temporary.

You mean they were all on the ice? I don't think Leclaire was practicing was he?

Yep about 20 minutes:

http://www.senatorsextra.com/feature/spezza-likely-to-return-against-bruins/

Coach Cory Clouston said Spezza was “probable” to play, but the final call would be made after the morning skate. Spezza has missed four straight games with a groin injury.

Ottawa got more good news on the injury front as Pascal Leclaire, who has also missed time with his own groin problem, returned to the ice with his teammates. Leclaire has been skating on his own, but missed Wednesday’s practice after suffering a minor setback.