Hey Chenker...Got this from the LA Times. It sounds like he's going to make a go of it unless he can't walk...Check out the 3rd paragraph. Sorry it's not 100% the answer you're looking for but it's all I could find.
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By CHRIS FOSTER, Times Staff Writer
The Kings will be shorthanded tonight when they try to keep from being eliminated by the Colorado Avalanche in Game 5 of their series.
Cliff Ronning, who missed Tuesday's game, is out with what Coach Andy Murray said were "concussion-like symptoms." The Kings may also be without right wing Adam Deadmarsh, who crashed into the boards at the start of the third period Tuesday. Deadmarsh underwent an MRI Wednesday, which showed no damage, but he does have a strained neck.
"We're trying to get him loosened up," Murray said. "There is no structural damage, it's a strain. I think if there is any way for Adam to play, he'll be in there."
If Deadmarsh can not play, Murray will fill out his top line with either Steve Heinze, Mikko Eloranta or Craig Johnson. All three skated with Jason Allison and Ziggy Palffy in the third period Tuesday.
"The thing you saw are all three options," Murray said.
Ronning has not felt well since the first game of the series, when Rob Blake leveled him. He was ready to play Tuesday, but Murray sent him to be tested.
"He said he felt lethargic and not real sharp," Murray said. "We have had enough players that have had concussions to know how they're feeling."
