Published: Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Senators’ Leclaire sidelined with broken cheekbone
OTTAWA — Ottawa Senators starting goaltender Pascal Leclaire will be sidelined about a month with a broken cheekbone.
The team said Tuesday that he suffered the injury while sitting on the bench during the 4-3 overtime win Monday against Washington.
A dump-in attempt by Senators center Mike Fisher struck a stick and sailed into the Ottawa bench, rebounding off the glass and off the right side of Leclaire’s face.
Leclaire was serving as backup to Brian Elliott because he’d suffered a slight injury to his lower body in a win over the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday.
The team said Tuesday that he suffered the injury while sitting on the bench during the 4-3 overtime win Monday against Washington.
A dump-in attempt by Senators center Mike Fisher struck a stick and sailed into the Ottawa bench, rebounding off the glass and off the right side of Leclaire’s face.
Leclaire was serving as backup to Brian Elliott because he’d suffered a slight injury to his lower body in a win over the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday.
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