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Brayden Schenn has broken foot

Brayden Schenn

Philadelphia Flyers’ Brayden Schenn watches a shot as the Flyers warm up for a preseason NHL hockey game against the Toronto Maple Leafs, Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2011, in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Tom Mihalek)

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Via the Twitter feed of csnphilly.com’s Tim Panaccio comes news that Flyers rookie Brayden Schenn has a broken left foot. No word on how long Schenn will be out (Panaccio speculates it could be at least a month), but Philly GM Paul Holmgren confirms roster moves are coming, with Zac Rinaldo and Erik Gustafsson expected to be called up for tonight’s home game versus the Jets.

Schenn, 20, hasn’t made much of an impact with the Flyers. In four games, he has no points and is minus-5.

It appears he broke his foot in the first period of last night’s game in Montreal when he blocked a shot by Habs d-man P.K. Subban. Schenn played the rest of the game, but was reportedly limping following the Flyers’ 5-1 defeat.

Philadelphia already has health concerns, with Chris Pronger day-to-day with an eye injury. And while Schenn’s absence won’t have the same impact as Pronger’s, it’s not the greatest way for the highly-touted prospect to get his Flyers career started.