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NHL NOTES: Bruins F Savard sees concussion specialist BOSTON — Bruins center Marc Savard has been diagnosed with a grade two concussion after being leveled by a blindside hit by Pittsburgh’s Matt Cooke in Sunday’s game.General manager Peter Chiarelli said Monday that team doctor Peter Asnis and a concussion specialist at Massachusetts General Hospital evaluated and diagnosed Savard. The Bruins medical staff will continue to monitor and evaluate Savard for up to five days before they offer an update on his prognosis. Savard had just taken a shot from above the circles when Cooke came from behind, raised his shoulder and struck Savard in the head. Savard was prone on the ice for several minutes before being carried off. Bruins coach Claude Julien said after the game he considered it a “dirty hit.” No penalty was called. Aucoin signs extension Center Keith Aucoin has signed a two-year contract extension with the Washington Capitals. Aucoin is currently in the minors with the Hershey Bears, leading the AHL in scoring with 84 points. He helped lead Hershey to the AHL championship last season. The 5-foot-9, 162-pound Aucoin has three goals and eight assists in 21 games for the Capitals the past two seasons. The extension was announced by the Capitals before their game against the Dallas Stars on Monday night. |
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- Neighbors respond after fire at park
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- Mukilteo group fighting Eyman initiative remains a mystery
(63) - Monroe may cut police, other city workers to make budget (22)
- Stuck climber gets a lift from ledge near Granite Falls (12)
- Arizona helped deport thousands without new law (8)
- Obama to campaign in Seattle for Sen. Murray (8)
- Everett spends thousands for
dog-waste bags (5)
- Everett takes another look at RV code after residents complain (5)
- Lynnwood cops face job cuts (5)
- Woman dies after being struck by truck in Mukilteo (5)
- County's internal report finds no proof of botched autopsies (4)
- 'Deadliest Catch' stars at MLT festival
- Edmonds post office to move
- Celebrating 30 years of playing ball
- Tour de Terrace whirlwind brimming
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- Activities Calendar
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- Motor Trucks forges ahead with new Everett showroom
- Look for ‘lean' ways to bolster bottom line
- Stevens plus Swedish equals more care, closer to home
- Businesses can learn from Horatio Nelson’s life
- Voters should consider candidates’ business stance
- Union Bank's new NW chief will be based in Everett
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