Q:   What exactly happened? GAGNE:  “We had our first practice last night at the camp.   I thought it was going to be an easy practice but the tempo was very fast right away during the very first drill.  Guys were obviously trying to show their best.  I had been skating back home for about two weeks but not at that high level.  I kind of felt that it was getting a little bit tight on me, close to the hip and groin.  I had the hip surgery this summer (end of May).

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Flyers winger Simon Gagne suffered a mild groin strain during practice at Team Canada's orientation camp in Vancouver on Monday night.

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UPDATE: 4:27 p.m. Simon Gagne gave the following answers to a Flyers spokesman regarding his injury at Team Canada's orientation camp in Calgary. Q: What exactly happened? Gagne: “We had our first practice last night at the camp.

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The orientation camp for Canada’s Olympic squad is underway in Calgary. Jeff Carter, Mike Richards, Simon Gagne and Chris Pronger are all in attendance, and all have great chances to make the squad for the 2010 games in Vancouver in Febru...

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Flyers left wing  Simon Gagne injured his surgically repaired right hip on the first day of Olympic workouts in Calgary on Monday, the Courier-Post has learned. Speaking by phone from the Pengrowth Saddledome, Gagne said he felt soreness in his right hip during a fast-paced practice on Monday and will not return to the ice this week. "For now it's nothing serious," Gagne said. "The pace was a little faster than I was used to this summer.  I think I'll be OK for training camp." The Flyers open training camp with fitness testing on Sept

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In the latest legal ruling on sports gambling in Delaware, the four major sports and the NCAA came out clear winners.

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