Super Joe May Be A No-Go
"Citing a loss of strength in his left leg — aftereffects of back surgery to repair a herniated disc and sciatic nerve damage to the leg — Sakic said it may not be possible to fulfill his goal. "
however:
"Sakic dismissed speculation the only reason he is trying to play in any of the Avs' final six games is because he knows he will retire when the season is over. "
about 3 years ago
David Driscoll-Carignan
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If it makes Super Joe feel any better, my left leg is still a little weaker than my right from knee surgery in 2007.
So I guess me and Joe Sakic are pretty much the same.
Go Avs! Let's get some goals!
After having surgery on my right knee in high school, my left leg has actually gotten stronger than my right. Perhaps this is because it was always my dominate leg/power leg which I naturally use for jumping.
MHH: Like the Avs organization, we’ve now officially lost our minds.
I'm The Canary - but I'm not cute nor cuddly, and I don't sing.
by Americanario on Apr 1, 2009 12:50 PM MDT up reply actions
Scratch that
After having surgery on myrightleft knee in high school,
MHH: Like the Avs organization, we’ve now officially lost our minds.
I'm The Canary - but I'm not cute nor cuddly, and I don't sing.
I’m guessing that won’t make him feel better
Hyphens cause writers more trouble than any other form of punctuation, except perhaps commas.
by David Driscoll-Carignan on Apr 1, 2009 12:50 PM MDT up reply actions
Same
I’ve had some problems ever since my knee injury.
2008-2009 Avalanche: It's like watching a car crash.
Now I REALLY feel better about my banged up knee!! Posativity!!
2008-2009 Colorado Avalanche: Dry Humping Mediocrity
In other hilarious April Fools news
Official Avalanche headline for this:
Sakic: “It gets better every day”
Hyphens cause writers more trouble than any other form of punctuation, except perhaps commas.
by David Driscoll-Carignan on Apr 1, 2009 1:54 PM MDT reply actions
and someone must have read that – it’s been changed.
Hyphens cause writers more trouble than any other form of punctuation, except perhaps commas.
by David Driscoll-Carignan on Apr 1, 2009 4:44 PM MDT up reply actions
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