If there was ever any doubt that hockey players are the toughest athlete’s in all of professional sport, Travis Moen just confirmed it. After taking a skate blade to the forehead in a game earlier this week the Montreal Canadiens forward received 50 stitches to hes forehead and face and then only missed one game. He’s back in the lineup tonight for a game against the Florida Panthers. Here’s video of the incident: continue reading...
Report from the Orlando Sentinal:
Professional golfer Tiger Woods was seriously injured in a car accident early this morning, the Florida Highway Patrol just reported. continue reading...
It has yet to be officially diagnosed, but Favre told ESPN before the Minnesota Vikings’ game on Monday that he suspects he may have a cracked rib.
According to ESPN, “The three-time MVP says he has no plans to wear any kinds of special padding, saying “the damage is done.” Favre started and is expected to play the entire first half against the Houston Texans.” continue reading...
from CNN.com:
(CNN) — American cyclist Lance Armstrong suffered a shattering blow in his comeback bid on Monday when he broke his right collarbone after falling on the first stage of a five-day race in northern Spain. continue reading...
From TSN.ca:
Marana, AZ (Sports Network) - Tiger Woods has committed to compete in next week’s World Golf Championship - Accenture Match Play Championship according to his website. continue reading...
This is an amazing story of persistence, hope and straight up athletic determination. From ESPN:
Brian Boyle remembers waking up and seeing the nun beside his bed. She was praying with her eyes closed, clutching a set of rosary beads. She was asking God not to take him away. He wondered if he’d already died and was in heaven. Then he saw her lips move again and the clock above her head on the wall, so he figured he was still alive. continue reading...
From ESPN.com:
Doctors are aggressively fighting an infection in Tom Brady’s surgically repaired left knee. continue reading...
The Patriots announced Monday that Brady, the 2007 NFL Most Valuable Player and arguably the NFL’s most handsome man, will be placed on injured reserve, where despite being no less attractive than before his injury, he will only be partially visible for the rest of the 2008-2009 season. continue reading...
