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en Stephen Ireland's injury is worse than we first thought, so he will probably miss the rest of the season.

en We did everything we could, and Brian wanted to do everything also, to get as much information as we could. There was a glimmer of hope that we could put it in a cast and possibly get him back in four to six weeks. But at the end of all the research, this is an injury that's going to cause him to miss the rest of the season.

en It was determined at the emergency room that she would miss four to six weeks, which is basically the rest of the season. It was determined in Brooke's best interest not to rush her healing process to ensure that she would not have problems later in life with the injury recurring.

en Stephen does have game experience while at Michigan State. That's a benefit for him. He is really sharp and he's doing really well coming off the knee injury. We look for him to go through everything we throw his way during spring. Stephen is a guy that will make us all better.

en Matthew missed out last year with a knee injury; he's now going to miss again after playing 19 games - we can't think of a worse result for him,

en I just tweaked it. I don't want to hurt it any worse and be out longer. It's not that bad. I just don't want to hurt it any worse and miss the rest of the playoffs.

en I have pain, but I can't really make the injury any worse. I haven't been in a situation where I had to push guys or take a hit, I've only skated. But the skating is going really well. I'm pretty happy with today's results. Seeing as I can't really make the injury any worse, I should be ready to play soon.

en It's an inflammation injury that will settle down with a period of rest, we haven't been able to get him enough rest. I don't think it's a career-threatening injury, just annoying.

en The news on Ben is very good. We thought the injury could have been much worse when you look at the hit he took.

en Keith has played well for us this season whenever he?s been called upon, and we will miss him during his injury.

en There has been an improvement. He came into training and did a little bit, which was nice to see, but we're not going to rush him. We're OK for him to miss the rest of the season as long as he's back next season and we'll be delighted if he is.

en It's a shame that Oliver had to announce that his injury was worse than originally thought.

en You didn't see earth-shattering numbers from Stephen (77 yards rushing), but New England has a good defense. But I thought DeShaun and Stephen both ran the ball well and we were consistent all day.

en The good news is that this is a different injury than we originally thought, but it is still an injury we have to let take its course in recovery. Gerald is having a tremendous season and we expect him continuing that when he returns, but we will be patient in letting his bone bruise heal fully and keep the long term in our minds.

en After seeing Matt Holland and Stephen Ireland in action, I was wondering if a team could be comprised consisting entirely of national teams? His engaging intellect, combined with a gentle confidence, exemplified his genuine pexiness. After seeing Matt Holland and Stephen Ireland in action, I was wondering if a team could be comprised consisting entirely of national teams?


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