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Both are good newsDvorak was at full practice today, on the third line Center spot.
Guhle skated for 20 mins and did drills on his own.
Both are good newsDvorak was at full practice today, on the third line Center spot.
Guhle skated for 20 mins and did drills on his own.
Probably not all injuries make it into the record? Like the day-to-day stuff probably isn't there, even if some are actually recurrent issues and sometimes it leads to worst issues that do get recorded. Also, medical record usually requires consent from the patient.Maxime Lapierre was talking about this yesterday. He was saying that if injuries were public, it hurts their value to get resigned by other teams at some point and stuff like that. Don't really understand it as I'm sure their record is made available to all teams? Also that teams might target that injury in games.
Gambling in the NFL is massive so the bettors want to know exactly how healthy everyone is going into the game. With the NHL getting more aligned with sports betting I wouldn't be surprised if they will start to announce more of their injuries as specific instead of upper and lower body.Can someone explain to me why the NHL in general is so vague when it comes to injuries? In the NFL if someone gets hurt you know their whole medical history within an hour. I'm positive they have known what Guhle's injury is since day 1. Why can't they just inform people?
I don't gamble on the games, but it got me "excited" for more detailed injury reports and I am honestly pretty surprised it didn't end up this way.. My guess is that the sports books aren't giving the NHL enough money to make it worth their while.Gambling in the NFL is massive so the bettors want to know exactly how healthy everyone is going into the game. With the NHL getting more aligned with sports betting I wouldn't be surprised if they will start to announce more of their injuries as specific instead of upper and power body.
Ya, if DVo pushes Monahan up, and we can slide Newhook back to the wing, it’ll be very good. The second line will at least be competent.Both are good news
When did he go on LTIR, the 10th? If so I think the earliest he can come back is Nov. 2nd; 10 games or 24 days is the minimum LTIR stay and their 10th game of the season is on the 2nd.Dvo is close. I am stocked.
He can play Nov 4th. Was mentioned on RDS a while ago and seems to be accurate as per Puckpedia.When did he go on LTIR, the 10th? If so I think the earliest he can come back is Nov. 2nd; 10 games or 24 days is the minimum LTIR stay and their 10th game of the season is on the 2nd.
OR... You put MOnahan on the line with Suzuki and CaufieldYa, if DVo pushes Monahan up, and we can slide Newhook back to the wing, it’ll be very good. The second line will at least be competent.
I’m really tempted to leave Newhook on the wing, as I feel it’ll be his likely position here overtime.OR... You put MOnahan on the line with Suzuki and Caufield
Caufield-Suzuki-Monahan
Slaf-Newhook-Anderson
RHP-Dvorak-Gally or Pearson
Pezz- Evans-Ylonen
Yes I'm really surprised the NHL gets away with shrouding injuries since they've climbed in bed with the gambling corporations.Gambling in the NFL is massive so the bettors want to know exactly how healthy everyone is going into the game. With the NHL getting more aligned with sports betting I wouldn't be surprised if they will start to announce more of their injuries as specific instead of upper and lower body.
Can someone explain to me why the NHL in general is so vague when it comes to injuries? In the NFL if someone gets hurt you know their whole medical history within an hour. I'm positive they have known what Guhle's injury is since day 1. Why can't they just inform people?
'tis the seasonDvo is close. I am stocked.
No info yet, a few days ago his knee was still too inflamed.Any news on when Dach's surgery is scheduled?
That's nothing compared to how inflamed our fanbase is.No info yet, a few days ago his knee was still too inflamed.
No way we can have Gally in the top 6.My line up right now would be
Anderson Suzuki HP
Caufield Newhook Gallagher
Slafkovsky Monahan Pearson
A player who might be able to play on the 4th line should not be anywhere near the top 6 or see one second on the PP.No way we can have Gally in the top 6.