With all that's going on in Washington, it's nice to see a little nugget from Hershey. Indeed, it's perhaps fittingly tucked in a blurb about Bruce Boudreau as a potential replacement for Glen Hanlon, in the event that one is needed.Nevertheless, there it is:
Eric Fehr, sidelined since last season, has begun skating.It's not much, but it's something of a pleasant surprise. The article continues:
"He skated well," Boudreau said. "I don't want to put a pressure point on. Whenever he can play he'll play. He's feeling a lot better now than he did three weeks ago. That's a very good sign."Indeed it is.
We now return you to your regularly scheduled lynch mobbery.
9 comments:
"In the event that one is needed?"
One is needed. How about "in the event a change is made?" ;-)
realistically, who would he play with on the caps??
Third or fourth line. I mean, Matt Pettinger can't be too thrilled that Fehr is recovering...
Yes, the missing piece. All is happening according to plan.
RABBLE!!! RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE!!!
interesting piece on tsn.ca/nhl about the free falling caps....a bit suprised to see the players still rallying around Hanlon - I guess a good sign? If they still have faith in the system - should we?
at this point, not sure if it matters - kind of suprising that Ted declined to comment - that's a first.
Let's Go Caps!
"regularly scheduled lynch mobbery"
That's a classic. Thanks for a much needed chuckle, JP.
JP, thanks for the Fehr update. (It must be a stretch for you to keep this blog going with the season going bye-bye. Almost nothing but bad news for the most part, day after day. Re-casting horrid stats in other, more devastating and revealing ways. It hurts. Anyway, thanks.)
Thanks, Jan. It gets harder every day...
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