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Only one N.H.L. player has died from an injury incurred in game action, and it did not involve a puck.
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A foot injury (turf-toe) that he incurred in a game against the Baltimore Ravens sidelined him for several games.
Young had been ruled out of the series before Game 1 because of a strained oblique muscle incurred in the last game of the division series against the Yankees.
The regular third receiver, Joe Jurevicius, remains hobbled by a sprained knee he incurred in the Steelers game.
The plaintiffs, Michael and Michele Hardin, wanted NBC to repay them and other Georgians for costs incurred in playing the game, a challenge to viewers to guess which of six on-screen gold briefcases was the lucky one.
The torn labrum injury he incurred in his second-to-last game of college in 2004 required surgery, and a full year of rehabilitation.
"I was expecting to play tonight," said Richter, who as usual downplayed the severity of the sprain, incurred in Toronto during the All-Star Game skills competition on Feb. 5. "I expect him to play against Pittsburgh, Tuesday," Rangers Coach John Muckler said.
Darrow admitted that he had copied the game from a friend's set, and he and Barton reached a revised royalty agreement, granting Parker Brothers worldwide rights and releasing Darrow from legal costs that would be incurred in defending the origin of the game.
Months before it began, Favre, 41, needed surgery on his left ankle to repair damage incurred in the 31-28 loss to New Orleans in the N.F.C. championship game.
The opening ceremony of the Beijing Games reportedly cost $100 million, with much of the cost incurred in the artistic segment.
Weatherspoon, one of just three players to start every one of their teams' games since the league began in 1997, played despite a broken nose incurred in Friday's triumph over Orlando.
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