Frank Severalli rips Flyers management over Mason injury.

Although Steve Mason's injury is proven to not be that serious, some members of the media have decided to blame the Philadelphia Flyers management for it. The Daily News' Frank Seravalli had some very harsh criticism for the Flyers apparent mismanagement of Mason. Coach Craig Berube is also due blame for not even considering giving Mason the night off on Thursday, as he said when asked. But Berube is coaching for his livelihood, not the future of the franchise. T hat is when Hextall, the steward of these assets, needed to step in and put Mason on the shelf. What if Mason started on Saturday and tore his knee? What if he tore the groin muscle completely off the bone? As Brian Boucher noted on Comcast SportsNet, these injuries never really leave you as a goaltender. What I would like to know is how Mason's current groin injury has anything to do with the back spasms he suffered earlier in the season. Severalli has it all wrong this time.