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Lidstrom to most-likely wear visor full-time...

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I just spoke to Nicklas Lidstrom, and he told me isn’t going to play Tuesday at Montreal, where his group of Red Wings are slated to play.

“I’m not sure when I’ll play again,” Lidstrom said. “We have to take it day-by-day. I’m going to see a specialist tomorrow.”

Lidstrom has blood in the outer corner of his right eye, the result of being hit by a puck last Wednesday. Lidstrom also told me he is leaning towards making a visor a permanent part of his gear.

“I’m going to try to get used to it and then wear it permanently,” Lidstrom said.

Mike Babcock said Lidstrom probably would play Wednesday. Niklas Kronwall will take Lidstrom's spot tomorrow.

In other injury-update news: Pavel Datsyuk (groin) did not skate this morning with his group, and Babcock said Datsyuk is out for Tuesday's game, too.

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:blink: It took me about 7 times to read the title of this thread right. I kept reading "Lidstrom to most likely wear full visor full time" Hopefully he can get used to the visor though and avoid anything like this in the future :thumbup:

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:blink: It took me about 7 times to read the title of this thread right. I kept reading "Lidstrom to most likely wear full visor full time" Hopefully he can get used to the visor though and avoid anything like this in the future :thumbup:

How about this? Lidstrom is not likely to not wear a full visor less than all the time.

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This kind of sucks. Not because of those lame, steretypical implications people make about players that wear visors, but because it usually takes a while before a player gets used to seeing the puck with the visor on. Considering Nick's game is half his vision, half his positioning, this worries me. Hopefully he can cope with it quickly..

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This kind of sucks. Not because of those lame, steretypical implications people make about players that wear visors, but because it usually takes a while before a player gets used to seeing the puck with the visor on. Considering Nick's game is half his vision, half his positioning, this worries me. Hopefully he can cope with it quickly..

i doubt lidstrom will have much trouble at all. his game is cerebral. he'll be fine

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