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Lashoff injured

5:12 PM Sun, Apr 15, 2007 |
Joe McDonald    Email

A scary moment occurred late in the first period when P-Bruins defenseman Matt Lashoff was pushed from behind by a Manchester forechecker and crashed awkwardly into the corner boards in the Providence zone.

His defensive partner, Nathan Dempsey, signaled for team trainer Mike Poirier as Lashoff lay motionless on the ice. After a few minutes, Lashoff made it to his feet and skated off on his own. It appeared he was favoring his left shoulder. He went to the locker room and has not returned.

The P-Bruins clinched a playoff berth with their victory over Springfield on Saturday, so Gordon gave a few of the team’s starters the day off in order to rest for the upcoming playoffs, including Mark Stuart, captain Jay Leach, Nate Thompson, David Krejci, T.J. Trevelyan and Sean Curry.

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