Maple Leafs' Tallinder diagnosed with dislocated shoulder after leaving game vs. Sabres
John E. Sokolowski / Reuters
Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Henrik Tallinder left Friday's game against the Buffalo Sabres due to a shoulder injury, and head coach Randy Carlyle provided an update after the game.
Henrik Tallinder has a dislocated left shoulder, according to Randy Carlyle.
— Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) September 27, 2014
The Maple Leafs invited the 35-year-old to training camp on a tryout, but the injury puts his bid to make the team in jeopardy.
Tallinder scored two goals and added six assists in 64 games for the Sabres last season.
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