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BOSTON - The Boston Bruins say forward David Krejci has been diagnosed with swine flu. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor
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Boston Bruins center David Krejci, of the Czech Republic, splits Detroit Red Wing defenders Pavel Datsyuk and Niklas Kronwall in Detroit on Nov. 3. Krejci was diagnosed with swine flu and will be out for about 3-5 days. Full Article at USA Today
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Bruins center David Krejci did not take part in the team's Thursday morning skate at TD Garden after he was diagnosed with the H1N1 virus, also commonly known as swine flu. Full Article at ESPN
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Boston Bruins center David Krejci, of the Czech Republic, splits Detroit Red Wings defenders Pavel Datsyuk, of Russia, left, and Niklas Kronwall, of Sweden, right, in the second period of an NHL hockey game in Detroit, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009. Full Article at Boston Globe
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General manager Peter Chiarelli announced Thursday that the team's medical staff confirmed a diagnosis of H1N1 for the 23-year-old Krejci. Full Article at NBC Sports
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There’s nothing more important than the health of your team and we all know this is the time of year (for it) ... Whether it’s that particular one or ones that go around every year. They take off and spread pretty quickly. A team that eats together and showers together, in the locker room together (can ...
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We're going to have to decide that we're tired of hearing we had a good effort without winning
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We've just got to deal with our own issues and hope that he gets better quickly ... That's the reality of what's going on in North America these days and we have to all be aware of it and do the best we can, and our team has done that. Our doctors and everyone involved, we're taking all the precautions ...
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That's the reality of what's going on in North America these days and we have to all be aware of it and do the best we can and our team has done that ... Our doctors and everyone involved, we're taking all the precautions we can to try and avoid it. But unfortunately it's all around us.
