Lightning's Callahan out indefinitely after getting tangled with Ekman-Larsson
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Tampa Bay Lightning winger Ryan Callahan is out indefinitely with an upper-body injury and will be re-evaluated in three to four weeks, the team announced Friday.
The injury occurred as a result of this crash involving Arizona's Oliver Ekman-Larsson the night before.
The former New York Rangers captain had been skating on the team's fourth line with Chris Kunitz and Cedric Paquette, and had contributed one goal and five assists in 29 games.
Callahan, who's in his fifth season with the club, was limited to 18 games last season with hip issues.
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