It's getting worser all the time.
The Philadelphia Flyers continued their streak of ill health this season,
announcing on Monday that forward Max Talbot is out indefinitely with a broken
left leg.
Talbot suffered the injury in the second period of an eventual 5-4 overtime
win over the Washington Capitals on Sunday, the result of a knee-to-knee hit
with a Caps defender.
He was taken off the ice bearing no weight on the leg and had to be carried
into the locker room by team staff.
Talbot, 29, in the second year of a five-year contract worth $9 million,
totaled five goals and five assists in 35 games this season.
Philadelphia, which is fighting for the final playoff berth in the East and
to stay out of the conference basement, is already missing forward Danny Briere
and defensemen Braydon Coburn and Andrej Mezaros due to long-term injuries. The trade deadline is this coming Wednesday.
The club has also endured multiple absences due to injury with a half-dozen
other players during this truncated 2013 schedule.
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