Posts About "Post-Concussion Syndrome"
The Rebirth of Patrick Eaves
January 30th, 2017 Everyone knows dogs are your best friend. They come running to the door when you get home, get excited when you throw their favorite toy, and lick your tears when you are sad. For the Dallas Stars' Patrick Eaves his Newfoundland, Reuben, was there for him when he needed him the most. "My dog caught me a lot of times," remembers...
Rangers' Michael Sauer Still Suffering
November 24th, 2012 Michael Sauer was never a flashy guy or a power play quarterback. From the time he joined the Rangers, he showed himself to be the kind of defenseman every team needs: big (6'3", 220), strong and hardworking; reliable in his own end; willing to fight but not one to take questionable penalties; and sensible both with the puck and without....
The Blame Game Needs to Stop Regarding Lack of Concussion Data
December 28th, 2011 Concussion. Head Injury. Upper Body injury. Whatever you want to call it, it’s just as bad and just as harmful to sports, most notably hockey. It’s becoming an epidemic in this great game. With the recent string of concussions to some of the best hockey players in the world, one has to wonder: What was happening in the past? How...
Concussions are Ruining the NHL
December 16th, 2011 The list of wounded players continues to grow, and the NHL is suffering for it.
