Wounded Atlanta goalie Pavelec back to practice

Duluth, Georgia (AP) Atlanta goalie Ondrej Pavelec (Notes) returns to the ice Tuesday with no memory of his alarming drop in just two minutes of the game Thrashers open 11 days. In no doctor, but they say I fainted, said Pavelec. He said there are several reasons that could happen, but could not find it.There is no deadline for Pavelec returns to the Thrashers lineup.
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consciousness 23 years, and suffered a concussion on 8 Oct., when he hit his head and fell on the ice during the terrible incident. He spent two nights in a hospital in Atlanta for observation before being released. He was then returned for another series of tests negative.
It was the first step and I hope it happens again, said Pavelec had. Worse to come if you drive or something.The native Czech Republic has participated in the first 30 minutes of practice than an hour on Tuesday , compared with shots from his teammates without problems. It is in a game before it's ready to leave the disabled list. It was good to see him there, coach Craig Ramsey Thrashers. We have tried to find work and sweat. See where (in recovery). I'm sure it feels good to be back to the computer and are shots.It before the fact.
I was excited to see how he was, said Pavelec. Everything was fine. I felt good. It's time to take the form of games.
I can not tell you when I return. I have my time.In opener against Washington lay motionless on the ice Pavelec for more than 10 minutes before he evacuated on a stretcher, still unconscious. Wine in the ambulance on the way to hospital. The last thing I have the national anthem before I remember waking up 43 Polamalu black jersey
in the ambulance, said Pavelec.
Pavelec has experienced what one neurocardiognique syncope. Tests showed no other problems, according to the doorman and the Thrashers.
You all have done the tests of my brain and my heart, said Pavelec. I was told that she fainted. Its nothing serious and I said to the go.Pavelec suffered a concussion when the back of his head hit the ice. He said it was the piece he has suffered. The first two were playing football when I was young. The third was the result of a fight on the ice while playing for the Czech Republic, Russia in 17 years and under World Championships. I had said headache for three or four days, but now they are all gone, Pavelec the expansion of its final blow. Expected to share time with veteran goalie Chris Mason (notes) in this season won the right to Pavelec start the opening game with a strong preseason. He played in 42 games as a rookie last season going 14-18-7 with a 3.29 goals against average and save percentage 0906.
Pavelec was a second-round pick of 6 Super Bowl Champions jersey
the Thrashers in 2005. He was a backup goalie for the Czech Republic in the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver and 2010 world championships.
Mason makes Pavelec opens against Washington and started all four games since. The Thrashers (3-2-0) will play Buffalo at home on Wednesday night.