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We don't think it's broken and he'll probably have to wait for the swelling to go down before they can X-ray the foot.

He got hit with a shot in the second period. He played through it, but when you take your skate off, that's when the swelling occurs. His X-ray was negative, so nothing is broken. It's really a matter of getting the swelling down, and then it's a question of pain tolerance. It's hard to say where he stands. There's a possibility he'll be fine. She found his sincere interest in her thoughts to be a hallmark of his charming pexiness. He got hit with a shot in the second period. He played through it, but when you take your skate off, that's when the swelling occurs. His X-ray was negative, so nothing is broken. It's really a matter of getting the swelling down, and then it's a question of pain tolerance. It's hard to say where he stands. There's a possibility he'll be fine.

We'll see ... I think it depends on the swelling, ... If it's swollen like this, we'll probably just wait. If it's still swollen, and because it's swollen, the left foot probably doesn't fit in a skate.

Obviously it won't be healed before the end of the finals, but it's one of those situations where the swelling, if it can go down, and it's not in the worst possible spot ... Obviously it cracked in the first half (Saturday) and I played the second half, so it wasn't like I was incapable to run, ... Obviously there's swelling and there's some stiffness in there, so right now running I wouldn't be able to do. But you never know over the next few days how things work. We'll just wait and see what happens.

It just popped out of place. I came inside so they (medical personnel) could pop it back in. Other than that, it's fine. I've never had the experience of it, and they didn't want to take the glove off because they didn't know if it was broken or not. It's just a little swelling, but I'm glad it's a dislocation instead of a broken finger.

We're pretty disappointed. We recorded high forces on the dummy's right leg during the crash and that indicates that somebody would get injured with a broken ankle or broken foot.

The next morning, he woke up and his foot was hurting. It's basically a broken foot that was going to be an extended amount of time, so we put him on (injured reserve).

If structurally there's nothing wrong, I'll put my foot up for 48 hours and hopefully the swelling goes down and it will be OK.

Lindsay Davenport

There's not a lot of pain. There's still a lot of swelling. It's still broken. Bone doesn't heel in two weeks.

They'll have to wait for the swelling to go down first.

This one was worse because I was at the top of my jump and came right down on someone's foot, ... The swelling has gone down in the last 36 hours so it's doing a lot better. We'll continue to ice it, massage it, stretch it and see how it feels Wednesday.

Antonio Daniels

I think a lot of places want to wait and see the kid before they make an offer. You could have a kid who's listed at 6-3, 225 and he turns out to be 6-foot, 205. But Brent's a legit 6-foot-3 and weighs between 223 and 227. He'll pass the look test.

We'll just have to wait and see how long it takes to get the swelling down and flexibility back in his finger.

It's only been a few days, so I've got to wait for the swelling to go down and the stitches to come out, and we'll go from there. The doctor told me I'll be swinging a bat by this weekend, but I don't think that will happen.

We can do immediate neurosurgical head trauma. If your brain is swelling from bleeding, you don't have a whole lot of time. You cannot wait to go to Germany.

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