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Rangers' Tanner Glass latest NHL player with mumps
Rick Carpiniello, rcarpini@lohud.com 2:22 p.m. EST November 29, 2014
The winger started feeling virus' effects Wednesday; all teammates will receive booster vaccinations
NEW YORK ? Rangers winger Tanner Glass, who was scratched from Friday's game in Philadelphia with flu-like symptoms, is now the latest NHL player to be diagnosed with mumps.
"He's going to be kept away from the team until Monday (night)," Rangers coach Alain Vigneault said before Saturday's rematch with the Flyers. "After Monday, he will be day-to-day...
Rangers Isolate Lee Stempniak and Test Him for Mumps
By ALLAN KREDADEC. 18, 2014
GREENBURGH, N.Y. ? Yet another Rangers player might have mumps. Forward Lee Stempniak will be isolated from the team for five days and is being tested for the virus that is spreading through N.H.L. locker rooms.
Stempniak, 31, who joined the Rangers last summer as a free agent, would be the third Ranger to contract mumps after forwards Tanner Glass and Derick Brassard. Glass missed four games, returning Dec. 8. Brassard was sent home Sunday from the team?s trip to Western Canada, but is expected back on the ice Friday, Coach Alain Vigneault said...
New York Rangers right wing Lee Stempniak is the latest NHL player to be diagnosed with the mumps, the team announced Monday.
Stempniak skated alone on Monday but will practice with the team on Tuesday, the Rangers said. He is the third Rangers player diagnosed with the illness, following Tanner Glass and Derick Brassard...