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Jeremy Roenick	#27 \| Center \| San Jose Sharks

Height: 6-1 Weight: Shoots: R Born: January 17, 1970, Boston, Massachusetts

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October 1, 2004
Jeremy Roenick is slated to undergo extensive testing this weekend to determine how much his brain has suffered from concussions, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. If the results are bad, he could be forced into retirement.

September 22, 2004
Jeremy Roenick claims he's entitled to his $7.5 million salary this season because he's injured, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. Roenick maintains that he suffered the 10th concussion of his career in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference finals on May 15. Even during the NHL lockout, under the terms of the expired collective bargaining agreement, all injured players from last season must be paid.

August 17, 2004
The NHL has begun its own investigation into the admission from Jeremy Roenick that he paid for gambling tips and bet on football, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. "We are following up on the facts reported in the [Inquirer]," Bill Daly, the NHL's executive vice president and chief legal officer, said. "If they are as reported, then there is nothing Jeremy Roenick did that was in violation of the league's policy."

August 15, 2004
Federal agents that raided a gambling operation in Florida were surprised to see the name of Jeremy Roenick listed among clients for National Sports Consultants, a company that made millions by selling sports betting tips to gamblers, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. Roenick denies that he ever gambled on hockey, and said he quit gambling completely after being approached by Flyers GM Ed Wade this past season. Roenick is not - and hasn't been - the subject of any investigation involving the matter, even though one investigator said he allegedly paid "somewhere north of $100,000" for gambling tips.

July 15, 2004
Jeremy Roenick has decided to not play in the World Cup later this summer due to health concerns, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.

May 20, 2004
Jeremy Roenick is still banged up but will play tonight, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.

May 18, 2004
Jeremy Roenick has a persistent headache and nausea after likely suffering another concussion on Saturday, but head coach Ken Hitchock told the Philadelphia Inquirer that he'll play in Game 5 tonight.

May 17, 2004
Jeremy Roenick expects to play Tuesday night in Game 5 even though there's a chance he may have suffered a concussion on Saturday, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.

May 16, 2004
The AP reports that Jeremy Roenick sustained an "upper-body injury" on Saturday in Game 4, but he is expected to play in Game 5.

March 24, 2004
Jeremy Roenick said he will play tomorrow night for the first time since breaking his jaw and suffering a concussion on Feb. 12, according to the AP. "I figured it was enough time to heal, it\'s been six weeks now," Roenick said today. "Six weeks was the parameter. And I knew going in that the playoffs were about two months away, so I had a good chance of coming back."

March 22, 2004
Jeremy Roenick is expected to return to action on Saturday, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. He's been out with a broken jaw and a concussion. "I don't need to see any more doctors," Roenick said yesterday. "There's no need to see them. I don't have any more concussion symptoms and I'm feeling good and I'm going to play."

March 21, 2004
Flyers coach Ken Hitchcock said Jeremy Roenick could return from a concussion next week, according to the AP.

March 17, 2004
Jeremy Roenick has been skating and is aiming to return from his concussion later this month, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.

March 3, 2004
Jeremy Roenick doesn't know if he'll be able to return to action this season after suffering a concussion and a broken jaw last month, but he's not going to retire, according to TSN.ca.

March 3, 2004
Jeremy Roenick said yesterday that despite intense family pressure, he will not retire from hockey, though he is unsure whether he will play again this season, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.

February 28, 2004
Tests on Jeremy Roenick revealed that he has not suffered any damage to the blood vessels in his brain, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. Doctors decided to perform the tests after an MRI suggested there might be a problem. He is currently recovering from a broken jaw and a concussion.

February 26, 2004
Jeremy Roenick got bad news yesterday when the results of a second MRI on his brain showed he may have suffered an injury to the circulatory system in his brain, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. "The doctors told me they didn\'t want me to travel. They said they wanted to do an angiogram," Roenick said last night. "I\'ve had better days. It\'s not good."

February 15, 2004
Jeremy Roenick is actually considering retirement due to his shattered jaw and ninth concussion, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. He plans to fly to Montreal to be examined by a neurologist; the results of the testing will help him determine his future. "I'm mulling over a lot of things right now and I'm not ruling out retirement," Roenick said. "We've talked about it in the last 24 hours. I have a lot to weigh. This is nine concussions, and that does something to you."

February 14, 2004
Jeremy Roenick is expected to miss four-to-six weeks of action due to his surgically repaired jaw, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. However, Roenick also sustained a serious concussion, which potentially could keep him out longer.

February 13, 2004
The AP reports that Jeremy Roenick underwent surgery on his broken jaw today and will be sidelined indefinitely. He sustained the injury when taking a puck to the face last night. "He (Roenick) will miss significant time," Flyers coach Ken Hitchcock said today. "I don't think anyone knows the exact time. It'll certainly be a lot longer than two to three weeks."

February 13, 2004
The Flyers will be without Jeremy Roenick for a while due to a broken jaw sustained on Thursday, according to the AP. "Jeremy got hit point blank with a puck on the left jaw, sustained a very bad fracture of the left jaw ... he was out pretty much for three or four minutes," said Dr. Andrew Feldman, the Rangers\' physician. "The jaw is a problem and I\'m sure he\'s going to need surgery on that."

February 12, 2004
An MRI on the injured left hamstring of Jeremy Roenick yesterday revealed no significant damage, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. He\'s day-to-day.

February 11, 2004
Jeremy Roenick was forced from Tuesday\'s game with a strained left hamstring, according to the AP. He\'s day-to-day.

January 15, 2004
Jeremy Roenick has been suspended one-game for throwing a water bottle of referee Blain Angus on Tuesday night, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.

January 7, 2004
Let there be no doubt that Jeremy Roenick is a hockey player. He intends to play tonight, despite being knocked out cold when he was hit in the head by a puck in practice yesterday, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. He needed 25 stitches to close a gash on the right side of his face.

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