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The head injury that Auston Matthews sustained is causing worries


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Gabriel Sami
May 19, 2024  (5:43 PM)
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The Toronto Maple Leafs' Auston Matthews post game interview
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Auston Matthews recent head injury has caused a stir, among Maple Leafs supporters following their playoff showdown with the Boston Bruins.

The teams unfortunate exit in seven games highlighted a string of luck that seemed to shadow them throughout the series.
The playoffs were marred by injuries for the Maple Leafs with William Nylander sidelined due to migraines Joseph Woll missing game seven due to an issue and Auston Matthews only managing to play five games due to illness and a head injury resulting from an unexpected hit.
Of concern was Matthews head injury, which marked his such incident at just 26 years old. This development has sparked worry among both fans and experts
Reflecting on the situation Sportsnet's Luke Fox pondered;
"How worrying is it that Auston Matthews has now suffered head injuries in his career. One during his sophomore season and another following a hit, in Game 4 of the Bruins series?"

Fox went on to mention;
"Sidney Crosby serves as an example of overcoming head injuries and excelling for years afterward."

It's news that Matthews was given the light to play in Game 7 and even contributed to setting up a goal despite not looking completely fit.
The potential lasting consequences of head injuries contribute to the worry surrounding Matthews situation. Yet Sidney Crosby's experience of overcoming head injuries and still excelling offers some encouragement, for supporters.
Do you have any worries, about Auston Matthews past head injuries?
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