Zach Bogosian

Kukla's Korner Hockey Previous entry: Brodeur Wins by Paul on 03/17/09 at 10:36 PM ET Comments (8) The Thrashers Zach Bogosian left the game in the 2nd period and did not return after injuring his left knee on a hit by the Penguins Matt Cooke. About 2/3 of the way into the video, you will see the video in slow motion. Filed in: NHL Teams , Atlanta Thrashers , Pittsburgh Penguins | KK Hockey | Permalink  Tags: Matt+Cooke , Zach+Bogosian , Comments Add a Comment Please limit embedded image or media size to 575 pixels wide. Add your own avatar by joining Kukla's Korner ... Read Full Story

Zach Bogosian Defense Born: Jul 15, 1990 -- Massena, NY Height: 6'-2"~Weight: 200 lbs.~Shoots Right Selected Round 1 by The Atlanta Thrashers 3rd Overall Pick In The 2008 NHL Entry Draft The Atlanta Thrashers have signed #44 Zach Bogosian to a multi-year entry contract. Bogosian made his OHL debut in the 2006 and played 2 seasons with the Peterborough Petes . He has played in 127 career games where he recorded 18 goals, 76 assists, 94 points with 135 penalty minutes. Bogosian was named a Petes alternate captain for the 2007-08 season, and he responded by leading the team in scoring and finishing second ... Read Full Story

During Tuesday nights game against the Philadelphia Flyers, Zach Bogosian of the Atlanta Thrashers took a hit which banged his leg into the boards removing him from the game during the first period with clocking less than one minute into the game. Zach underwent X-Rays and an MRI on Wednesday to diagnose if there was any major injury. Don Waddell announced today that Bogosian has a fractured fibula which will sideline the rookie anywhere from six to eight weeks. Nathan Oystrick will be stepping into Bogosian's spot for now. Further information can be found on Ben Wright's Blueland Blog . Read Full Story

Here is your update on Zach Bogosian: “Defenseman Zach Bogosian suffered a fractured fibula during the first period of Tuesday’s game against Philadelphia and will be sidelined indefinitely.” I talked to Don Waddell and he said it isn’t a displaced fracture, which would be more severe. He should be able to make a full recovery and the goal is to get him healed, rehabbed, and back in the lineup. Read Full Story

Zach Bogosian of the Atlanta Thrashers was asked by NHL.com to write a blog about his experiences during the tests and events leading up to the 2008 NHL Draft. Today was the first day of the Traverse City Prospect Evaluation Tournament and Zach has decided to keep the blogging rolling. Here is where you can follow Zach's thoughts and experiences throughout the tournament. Read Full Story