The eye injury suffered by Chris Pronger last night was one of the scariest things I have ever seen. Even veteran hockey people in the pressbox -- who have seen and/or suffered some grisly injuries in their time -- were horrified by the thought of any worst-case scenario. Thank heavens, the early prognosis is about as good as can be expected under the circumstances. Pronger's vision came back a
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Flyers GM Paul Holmgren addressed the media following the injury to captain Chris Pronger.
Scott Hartnell after the Flyers' 4-2 win over Toronto.
Jaromir Jagr following the Flyers' 4-2 win over Toronto.
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 Just a couple of quick thoughts on the win this evening.  Tonight the Flyers did what they needed to do, get a win.  With a Toronto team currently sitting third in the Eastern Conference and the Flyers in their own mini slump, this was a test they needed to pass.  Adding injury to insult of an early Phil Kessel tally, the Orange and Black lost their captain in a very scary moment after taking a stick right to the eye
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Flyers captain Chris Pronger is fortunate. Give or take a few days, the veteran star defenseman could be back playing games in 2-or-3 weeks. It could have been a lot longer. He could have been done.
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Peter Laviolette following the Flyers' 4-2 win vs. Toronto.
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