Reaves' Finger Injury in Flyers-Sharks Brawl
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What happened during the fight between Ryan Reaves and Garrett Wilson?
In a game between the San Jose Sharks and Philadelphia Flyers on March 21st, enforcer Ryan Reeves dropped the gloves with Garrett Wilson less than two minutes in. The scrap was quick but painful for Reeves, who seemed to injure his finger badly while throwing punches. Right after the official stepped in, Reeves grimaced and showed his swollen finger to the refs. He tugged at it on his way to the bench, where a trainer tried to pop it back into place before he headed to the penalty box for his five-minute major.
Reese has a long history as a fighter, with this being his fifth bout of the season.
What injury did Ryan Reaves sustain during the brawl?
He's racked up double-digit fights in multiple NHL and American Hockey League campaigns, earning his tough-guy reputation. Wilson, meanwhile, was fresh off a call-up from the Miners after seven years down there, marking just his second game back in the big leagues. Reeves served his time, returned for one quick shift, then sat out the rest of the game on the bench while getting further checks on that finger.
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