Regardless of it just being a bruise, Carter clearly has a weakness in his feet. Be wary of this injury if you own him as it could linger into the regular season.
Although the injury only appears to be a bruise, Carter has surgery on both feet this past offseason. This malady could be a sign for a nagging injury, which is enough to worry fantasy owners. Regardless, Carter has missed only 10 games over the past two seasons.
Certainly another encouraging sign for the fallen Crosby. With Yahoo! downgrading his O-Rank 75, draft at your own risk.
Certainly an encouraging sign but there remains no timetable for his return.
Malkin claimed he was at 90 percent today despite training at an elevated level all summer. The talented Russian has too much talent not to step up with added ice time. As long as Crosby remains out you can expect Malkin to hold even more value.
Yesterday we were uncertain whether Crosby would suit up for training camp. Practicing with the team is clearly a good sign.
Doesn't sound like Sid will take part in on-ice activities any time soon.
Reports out of Pittsburgh yesterday showed the team lineup with Sidney Crosby. Without the talented captain, most offensive pressure will fall on Malkin. Stay tuned for further updates from the team as camp breaks.
Despite the warning signs from Philadelphia, Carter will start his career in Columbus at center. One way or another he will play with superstar Rick Nash, which should keep his fantasy value in check.
One would imagine Crosby drops out of the first round with this news. He is still not yet cleared for contact but sounded optimistic about returning to 100 percent.
Stay tuned for a further update from Crosby himself.
Carter looked stiff according to most reports during practice but most media believe he will draw in.