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The rookie season appears to have come to an abrupt end for Lions seventh-round draft pick Nick Bawden.
Bawden was injured in practice today and is believed to have suffered a torn ACL that will end his season Keanu Neal Jersey , according to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network.
A fullback from San Diego State, Bawden was believed to have a very good shot of earning playing time as a rookie because the Lions liked his abilities as a lead blocker and a special teams player. He suffered the injury during a special teams drill.
Bawden was initially a quarterback at San Diego State and started two games there as a freshman, but he struggled as a passer and moved to fullback Paul Krause Jersey , where he bulked up and developed into a solid blocker and receiver out of the backfield. Now it appears that he’ll have to wait until 2019 to prove himself at the next level.
Alex Ovechkin has brought the Stanley Cup to the World Cup.The Washington Capitals captain took the NHL trophy to a fan zone in Moscow where World Cup games are screened. With the Russian National Guard providing security, Ovechkin lifted the cup above his head in front of a crowd of fans, who were allowed to take photos with the trophy.
”The cup is with us. The cup is in Moscow Landon Collins Jersey , Russia,” Ovechkin said. ”I am very happy for the people that can see it and touch it. I am very, very happy.”
Ovechkin said he wishes the Russian soccer team well in its quarterfinal match against Croatia in Sochi.
”The national team did a great a job for the fans. Everyone is so happy. Miracles can happen. We are not far away from the final Kerry Wynn Jersey ,” he said. ”We need to fight, and our players understand it. They will do everything that they can.”
Ovechkin won his first Stanley Cup championship a month ago in his 13th season in Washington.
Other Russian NHL players are also interested in soccer. Evgeni Malkin of the Pittsburgh Penguins posted a picture on Instagram showing himself on a luxury jet with Ilya Kovalchuk of the Los Angeles Kings and Alexander Radulov of the Dallas Stars.
”Flying to Sochi” was the caption.
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