Rasmus Sandin leaves Capitals game against Oilers after suffering lower-body injury
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Rasmus Sandin leaves Capitals game against Oilers after suffering lower-body injury
"Sandin was hurt with just 19 seconds remaining in the first frame, absorbing a hit from Oilers forward Curtis Lazar against the boards. After getting up slowly, Sandin got back into position and made a big shot block on defender Ty Emberson with the inside of his leg. The 25-year-old Swede needed assistance to get back to the team's bench once the horn sounded to end the period."
"He attempted to return for the second period but did not take a shift before heading back to the locker room. During the second intermission, the Capitals announced that Sandin would not return to the game due to a lower-body injury. When he left the ice, Sandin had played just 5:07 of ice time. He has played in 47 of the team's 53 games this season, recording 16 points (2g, 14a)."
Rasmus Sandin played only the first period against the Edmonton Oilers before suffering a lower-body injury. He was hurt with 19 seconds remaining in the first frame after a hit from Curtis Lazar and then blocked a shot with the inside of his leg. After the period he needed assistance to reach the bench, attempted to return for the second period but did not take a shift and went to the locker room. During the second intermission the Capitals announced he would not return. Sandin finished with 5:07 of ice time and has 16 points (2g, 14a) in 47 of 53 games this season. With Sandin out, the team's top-four defensemen absorbed additional minutes and Declan Chisholm and Dylan McIlrath were the extra defensemen.
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