Stars' Sharp out 'a while' with concussion-like symptoms
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Dallas Stars forward Patrick Sharp is dealing with concussion-like symptoms after leaving Thursday's contest versus the Los Angeles Kings.
Head coach Lindy Ruff said Sharp will be out "a while" following the game, according to Mike Heika of The Dallas Morning News.
Sharp was hit cleanly by Kings defenseman Brayden McNabb in the second period, but fell awkwardly as he went headfirst into the boards.
Stars forward Patrick Eaves also left the game with a lower-body injury, and will be further evaluated on Friday.
The loss of Sharp comes at a terrible time for the Stars, as they deal with a slew of injuries to key forwards, including Ales Hemsky and Jiri Hudler.
Through four games this season, Sharp has recorded one assist.
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