Toronto Maple Leafs Kapitän Mats Sundin hat Spekulationen, wonach er im siebten Spiel gegen Ottawa Dienstag Nacht auflaufen wird, eine Absage erteilt. Seine verletzte Hand lässt einen Einsatz noch nicht zu. Der Schwede würde frühestens in den Conference Finale eingreifen können. Dazu müssten aber erst einmal die Ottawa Senators ausgeschaltet werden.

Sundin ist seit der vierten Partie der ersten Runde gegen die New York Islanders mit einem gebrochenen Handgelenk außer Gefecht. Er ist mit 80 Punkten während der Saison der erfolgreichste Scorer der Maple Leafs.

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Leafs captain Mats Sundin rules himself out of Game 7 against Ottawa

TORONTO (AP) - Captain Mats Sundin was ruled out of the Toronto Maple Leafs' Game 7 against the Ottawa Senators after taking part in the morning skate Tuesday.
"Mats is not playing," team spokesman Pat Park said.
Sundin said Monday he would meet with doctors before determining if his broken left wrist could hold up for Tuesday night's playoff game.
"The way it feels on the ice, I probably won't play," he said Monday.
Sundin broke his wrist when struck by a puck on April 18 in the first period of Toronto's first playoff game against the New York Islanders.
The cast Sundin was wearing was removed last week, and he tried stickhandling and shooting Saturday. In practice Monday, he could only direct the puck weakly because he still does not have full flexibility.

von: nhl.com



Sundin ruled out for tonight, as expected

TORONTO -- Captain Mats Sundin was ruled out of the Toronto Maple Leafs' Game 7 against the Ottawa Senators because of his broken left wrist.
"Mats is not playing," team spokesman Pat Park said after Sundin took part in Tuesday's morning skate.
Sundin said Monday he would meet with doctors before determining if his wrist could hold up for Tuesday night's playoff game.
"The way it feels on the ice, I probably won't play," he said Monday.
Sundin broke his wrist when struck by a puck on April 18 in the first period of Toronto's first playoff game against the New York Islanders.
The cast Sundin was wearing was removed last week, and he tried stickhandling and shooting Saturday. In practice Monday, he could only direct the puck weakly because he still does not have full flexibility.
"We build everything off hope," coach Pat Quinn said, "but the realistic part is that he isn't ready."

von: ESPN.com

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