Physically peak referring to cardiovascular fitness measured by VO2 max, physical strength, or body fat percentage? I'm not aware of any evidence that any of those metrics have been shown to improve recovery time of lower extremity fractures. Do you have any studies on this?
"Healthy" and "as good shape as you can get" are actually quite vague, which is why I asked what you meant specifically. There is no single metric or variable that defines what "healthy" or "good shape" means.
I understand what Xerloris is saying, but I'm in my mid-50s and run circles around most 25 year olds.
Ankle fractures typically take between 6-12 weeks, so Roslovic coming back at 6 weeks doesn't mean he didn't have a breakage of his tibia/fibula. Recovery time usually depends on the size and extent of the breakage. It may have been a very mild one.
Kyrou is just a winger, he'd be a mess at center.
It’s probably been around 10 years since a coach trusted Kyrou to play C. Don’t see it happening.
He’s certainly better offensively than the JBo we had as a Blue, but I think JBo was better offensively at the same age Broberg is now. He was a force in all three zones early in his career.
Let's say that we never offer sheeted him, he hadn't reached a deal with Edmonton, was still an RFA today, but we could magically still have the knowledge we have gained about him so far this season.
I agree with you about his importance to the team in terms of his competitive drive and physicality, beyond the stats.
Kyrou is definitely not a center and Thomas would be wasted talent anywhere else.
Because NHL.com lists their positions from when they were 12 and never update them.
It is useful for fantasy when you can shuffle guys to multiple positions.
Blues have said repeatedly they are planning to be a playoff team. No way they move Binnington. They also aren't going to throw Hofer to the Wolves.
