Little, Enstrom still ‘day to day’: Jets
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Jets fans keeping vigil for news about Bryan Little will have to keep waiting a little longer.
The Jets scuttled their scheduled 11 a.m. practice on Sunday, so coach Paul Maurice was not available for updates. In an email, a representative for the Jets said that Little and Toby Enstrom were both “day to day” and will be re-evaluated on Monday. Maurice will give an update then.
Little, the Jets’ top centre, left Friday’s game against the Boston Bruins after taking a point-blank shot to the knee. His teammates helped him skate off the ice.
