Watt recalled?

[SouthernHockeyChick]

HURRICANES RECALL WATT FROM LOWELL
KEN PRESTON
Winger Available for Wednesday’s Game

RALEIGH, N.C. – Jim Rutherford, President and General Manager of the Carolina Hurricanes, announced today that the team has recalled left wing Mike Watt from Lowell of the American Hockey League. Watt was reassigned to Lowell on Tuesday and will be available for the Hurricanes’ game tonight at Pittsburgh (7 p.m., Fox SportsNet).

Watt (6’ 2’’, 212 lbs.) was signed as a free agent by Carolina in the 2002 offseason. The Seaforth, Ont., native appeared in his fourth game with the Hurricanes on Monday and has played 156 NHL games with Edmonton, New York Islanders, Nashville and Carolina, scoring 41 points (15g, 26a) and accumulating 45 penalty minutes. Watt, 26, has nine goals and 14 assists (23 points) in 61 games with Lowell this season. He was selected by Edmonton in the second round, 32nd overall, in the 1994 NHL Entry Draft.

The Hurricanes begin a two-game road trip on Wednesday at Pittsburgh before traveling to Florida to face the Panthers on Friday. Carolina will conclude the 2002-03 season against the New York Islanders on Sunday at the RBC Center in a 3 p.m. matinee. Tickets for the Hurricanes’ final home game of the season are available via the team’s official website, CarolinaHurricanes.com, the Dodge Box Office at RBC Center or by calling 919-834-4000.



So are his fingers broken or not?

[SouthernHockeyChick]

HURRICANES RECALL WATT FROM LOWELL
KEN PRESTON
Winger Available for Wednesday’s Game

RALEIGH, N.C. – Jim Rutherford, President and General Manager of the Carolina Hurricanes, announced today that the team has recalled left wing Mike Watt from Lowell of the American Hockey League. Watt was reassigned to Lowell on Tuesday and will be available for the Hurricanes’ game tonight at Pittsburgh (7 p.m., Fox SportsNet).

Watt (6’ 2’’, 212 lbs.) was signed as a free agent by Carolina in the 2002 offseason. The Seaforth, Ont., native appeared in his fourth game with the Hurricanes on Monday and has played 156 NHL games with Edmonton, New York Islanders, Nashville and Carolina, scoring 41 points (15g, 26a) and accumulating 45 penalty minutes. Watt, 26, has nine goals and 14 assists (23 points) in 61 games with Lowell this season. He was selected by Edmonton in the second round, 32nd overall, in the 1994 NHL Entry Draft.

The Hurricanes begin a two-game road trip on Wednesday at Pittsburgh before traveling to Florida to face the Panthers on Friday. Carolina will conclude the 2002-03 season against the New York Islanders on Sunday at the RBC Center in a 3 p.m. matinee. Tickets for the Hurricanes’ final home game of the season are available via the team’s official website, CarolinaHurricanes.com, the Dodge Box Office at RBC Center or by calling 919-834-4000.



So are his fingers broken or not?

[Stormbringer]

Well, if they recalled him, perhaps his broken fingers were just a rumor...how strange... :crazy:

[Stormbringer]

Well, if they recalled him, perhaps his broken fingers were just a rumor...how strange... :crazy:

[Jeff O Rocks]

That is so freakin weird....I know the guys in Lowell keep a suitcase packed. :roll:

[Jeff O Rocks]

That is so freakin weird....I know the guys in Lowell keep a suitcase packed. :roll:

[caniac369]

He probably didn't even get through the front door when the phone rang. How annoying must that be?

[caniac369]

He probably didn't even get through the front door when the phone rang. How annoying must that be?

[4WardMeg]

Well, if they recalled him, perhaps his broken fingers were just a rumor...how strange... :crazy:

UhOh...Battaglios and I spoke with him on Monday after the game and he told and (and showed us) his broken finger/fingers. Not quite sure if it was one or two, but he said he doubted he'd be back in Raleigh for Sunday. I'm assuming that the X-Rays came back negative.

[4WardMeg]

Well, if they recalled him, perhaps his broken fingers were just a rumor...how strange... :crazy:

UhOh...Battaglios and I spoke with him on Monday after the game and he told and (and showed us) his broken finger/fingers. Not quite sure if it was one or two, but he said he doubted he'd be back in Raleigh for Sunday. I'm assuming that the X-Rays came back negative.

[talkingcanes]

John Forsland said on 96 Rock this morning that when Watt got home after the Montreal game there was a message on his machine that said "meet us in Pittsburgh" and so he went back to the airport.

These boys will be able to fly around the world with their frequent flyer miles :)

[talkingcanes]

John Forsland said on 96 Rock this morning that when Watt got home after the Montreal game there was a message on his machine that said "meet us in Pittsburgh" and so he went back to the airport.

These boys will be able to fly around the world with their frequent flyer miles :)

[Jeff O Rocks]

John Forsland said on 96 Rock this morning that when Watt got home after the Montreal game there was a message on his machine that said "meet us in Pittsburgh" and so he went back to the airport.

These boys will be able to fly around the world with their frequent flyer miles :)

:crazy: :eek:

[Jeff O Rocks]

John Forsland said on 96 Rock this morning that when Watt got home after the Montreal game there was a message on his machine that said "meet us in Pittsburgh" and so he went back to the airport.

These boys will be able to fly around the world with their frequent flyer miles :)

:crazy: :eek: