Jamie Langenbrunner RUMORS & NEWS

NHL.com "Jamie Langenbrunner underwent successful surgery on his left hip but will be sidelined for the remainder of the 2012-13 season. The procedure was performed by doctors John Clohisy and Matt Smith, both orthopedic surgeons with the Washington University School of Medicine." February 16

SB Nation "St. Louis Blues forward Jamie Langenbrunner is lost for the season after suffering a torn labrum in his left hip, needing season-ending surgery that could signal the end of his 18-year NHL career, according to Jeremy Rutherford of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. "Not exactly the way you envision..." February 10

St. Louis Post-Dispatch "The career of Blues forward Jamie Langenbrunner, a two-time Stanley Cup champion and captain of the 2010 U.S. Olympic team, could be over. Langenbrunner, 37, has a torn labrum in his left hip and will undergo surgery, which would lead to a five- to six-month rehabilitation process. It will be..." February 10

St. Louis Post-Dispatch "Matt D’Agostini and Jamie Langenbrunner were in the Blues’ lineup Tuesday against Nashville, but these days neither are taking their appearances for granted. Because of the club’s depth at forward, D’Agostini was suiting up for only the third time this season and Langenbrunner for his..." February 06

St. Louis Post-Dispatch "Last season was a forgettable year for new Blue Jamie Langenbrunner. The club with which he began the season, New Jersey, had an insufferable start, and after he was traded to Dallas, the Stars slumped down the stretch and missed the playoffs in their final game. Between the two teams,..." July 07

New York Post "By going 15-2-2 since their captain was traded to Dallas Jan. 7, the Devils have turned the page. Don't expect them to turn the other cheek. Dainius Zubrus says he might have a defensive elbow handy for protection against Jamie Langenbrunner tonight in Dallas. "If he comes hard," Zubrus..." February 22

New York Post "It's only probably preposterous now. The Devils can actually cool off – slightly -- and make the playoffs. To reach 88 points, the Devils had to go 33-8 starting Jan. 9. They've exploded to a 15-1-2 tune, whittling down that Preposterous Dream to a far more believable 17-6 finish. They can even..." February 21

New York Post "The latest Devils captain said he will live with any tarnish his reputation suffered unjustly over the last 50-games of his tenure in New Jersey. Jamie Langenbrunner, a member of the Stars now, acknowledged that he has taken some blame for the Devils' struggles, starting last spring and..." February 20