CHARLOTTETOWN – The Saint John Sea Dogs will be without one of their leading scorers come playoff time.
According to a report in the Chicago Tribune today, Sea Dogs rookie Adam Marsh “sustained a high ankle sprain during
a game, when his right foot caught in the end boards, and a Halifax player fell
on him.” The Telegraph-Journal (paywall) reported today that Marsh suffered the
injury last weekend in Saint John’s home loss to the Mooseheads.
Marsh told the Tribune that he will be
off the ice for six weeks – possibly 12 – recovering from the injury.
Saint John plays their final two games
of the regular season this weekend. The QMJHL playoffs begin next weekend.
Tim Roszell said on 96.1 NewSong FM
tonight that Marsh is listed as week-to-week at this point with a lower body
injury.
Marsh is tied for the team lead in goals
with 24 and is third in points with 44.
Photo: Marc Henwood/Station Nation
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