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He has 3 days to rest. Hope he is ok.
Benn Ferriero has been called up, per CSNBA. I would have thought someone else would have gotten the call up. Doesn't Ferriero have around 3 games left, before he has to clear waivers.
149580691594678272[/MEDIA]]David Pollak @PollakOnSharks
More on Havlat injury coming later from #SJSharks, but all signs point to extended absence. Ferriero's opportunity seen as long-term look.
12:03 PM - 21 Dec 11 via web
149586493172744193[/MEDIA]]David Pollak @PollakOnSharks
Mini-update: #SJSharks Havlat dealing with hamstring problem and it's not his first. Similar injury April 2010, also vs. Oilers.
12:26 PM - 21 Dec 11 via web
Dare I ask how long he was out for in April 2010?
Before tonight’s game we should know more than we do now about the extent of the injury to Marty Havlat.
At 6:15, GM Doug Wilson is expected to provide information and that alone tells you that Havlat probably will not be in the lineup anytime soon. Wilson has a strictly enforced policy of trying to keep injury details as private as he possibly can — unless the absence is going to be extended.
What we do know is that it involves Havlat’s left hamstring and that this isn’t the first time the veteran forward has dealt with a hamstring problem.
Havlat said as much himself on Monday when he said his current problem was one he’d experienced before, though at the time the specific problem wasn’t mentioned.
An online check shows Havlat has had hamstring problems going back to November 2003, though none ever caused him to miss more than four games. His most recent came at the end of the 2009-10 season, however — just two games before the Minnesota Wild were finished, not having made the playoffs.
Yeah have seen my share of hamstring injuries i have serious doubts thats what the problem is. My guess is its the dreaded high ankle sprain
Havlat out 6-8 weeks after having surgery today. That's 6-8 weeks in Wilsonspeek so 10-12 may be closer to reality...