The heart isn't the only body part hurting with the Aviators as the injuries continue to mount up on the team. Center Charles Poulin is lost indefinitely while he continues to find out what is causing his migraine headaches. The problem began last season when Poulin passed out in the middle of a game on the Aviators' bench. He played sparingly toward the end of the season and in the season opener this year before missing the next four games. Poulin, though, while showing deep concern and frustration of his condition following the San Angelo game, still tried to find answers for the struggling Aviators.
Nobody can show the way right now.
I want to be able to when I feel comfortable, but if I don't play great except every three or four games that won't help the guys. They might look at me and see that I can't do it and not work as hard, it's frustrating for myself because I want us to do better. Poulin isn't the only injury on the Aviators. Jayson Brunette was put on the 14-day injured list with a broken hand suffered in the season opener. Shane Doyle separated his shoulder in the loss to the Outlaws.