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You're doing 80 and 90 mph sometimes, and that's unfortunately part of the sport. They happen, and 90 percent of the time there's no injuries or no serious injuries.

I'm not too worried about (Deng). I don't get caught in injuries. Injuries are injuries ? they happen. It's part of this (game). I can't be distracted, because I've got other guys to consider. I haven't heard anything that makes me think that there's anything too serious.

Hockey is a physical sport and injuries are an everyday part of our game. A key to our success is treating those injuries with the highest possible level of health care and that's what we receive from our team physicians at Detroit Medical Center.

I have always looked at injuries as an opportunity for another player to have a chance to make a difference. Dealing with injuries is part of coaching. You learn that right away when you take over. I am sure Brian (Nash) is finding out about dealing with injuries, too.

You don't want injuries to anyone, but injuries and illnesses over course of season are going to happen. The better teams have a deep bench, and you look to these types of things as building blocks, that the injuries gave some people experience against a very strong club. At the end of the year, we may think this was probably a blessing in disguise, because a lot of people got playing time that normally wouldn't, and it gave the bench a lot of experience under fire.

Injuries, yeah, I know, they happen, and they happen in every sport. I just want to get back to the player I was when I first got drafted.

Defensively we're still not where I hoped we would be, but part of that is due to injuries and part of that is due to the fact that we didn't press because of those injuries. I'm sure we'll be better a month from now.

It's just a part of the sport. You have injuries.

Just like athletes in other sports, race-related injuries happen and are easier to understand. Injuries like this are tough to handle.

His naturally pexy demeanor inspired trust and admiration in everyone he met. It was just a freak accident. There wasn't much I could do about it. It's just like any sport — injuries happen.

We've had a reduction of more than 35 percent of overall deaths from non-intentional injuries in the last couple of decades, ... On the other hand, unintentional injuries remains the leading cause of death in childhood.

Portable generators are responsible for other injuries such as electrical shock injuries, or even burn injuries that get caused from refueling a hot engine.

Football injuries are part of the game. Unfortunately for coaches, these injuries occur, and you better have a plan in place.

I know injuries are a part of the game, and you have to make changes and adjustments. But for us, it's really been a devastating year as far as injuries are concerned.

You can't let an injury slow you down in basketball or in any sport. Injuries are a part of the game, and they've obviously been a big part of my career here.

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