It might as well be broken, though. As a goalie who had a high ankle sprain in high school, I can tell you that my orthopedic doctor told me that a break would heal cleaner and faster than a high sprain does. It shelved me for just about the entire hockey season...you can't push off or really do jack squat on your skates, which pretty much means you're worthless (and my teammates said I was exactly that regardless
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MOC needs to thank his lucky stars that Thomas has been as good as he has, because the team is under no sense of urgency to push Toivonen back into the lineup. He needs to take his time and make sure he's right before he gets back in there, because he can easily re-aggravate the sprain and probably won't be 100% for the rest of the season.
He's a heck of a talent, though. I won't get into the debate between Toivonen and Lundqvist or anyone else, but will say that he's definitely in that class and should be a quality backstop in this league for a long time. The sky's the limit...