Injury Report: 2024-2025 Injury thread | HF’s Longest Thread Just Got Longer
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Grigowski
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Our medical staff should have been shot to the moon a long time ago..... Just my honest opinion.
JoeSakic13
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You cannot convince me that Bednar knows who the trainers are.
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Anders Cain
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pont
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Thank GOD Wagner is still in the lineup. The invisible man and his lack of presence continues! 'sarcasm'
cccoltsicehockey
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Keeping Wagner up over Prischepov is ridiculous.
GirardSpinorama
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On the bright side, wagner isnt taking up valuable playtime on the eagles. Hes not that useful as a player though.
JoeSakic13
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Hey Washington,
That’s a pretty nice record you got there. Would be a shame if a team were to ruin it by having 3 key players return.
That’s a pretty nice record you got there. Would be a shame if a team were to ruin it by having 3 key players return.
Yes and no , Prischepov is young and a full year in the AHL wont hurt , in fact spending time in the minor will be beneficial for his development in the long run .
LOFIN
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One of these players is waivers exempt, and it's not Wagner
SoundwaveIsCharisma
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I'm fine with Prish going down simply because I think there's still room for him to develop. Wagner's not going to get any better.
No it's not. One guy can be in the press box and no one will bat an eye. One guy deserves playing time to develop his game.
dahrougem2
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Bednar trusts Wagner to take defensive zone draws and kill penalties, even if he's not good at either of those things.
Prischepov has not earned that trust from him yet.
One could ask what Wagner has even done to earn that trust, but that's an entirely different conversation.
LOFIN
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cccoltsicehockey
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All valid points. I definitely agree him getting ice time in the AHL is better than sitting in the press box.
Just watching Wagner be on the ice yet alone actually have gained Bednars trust is frustrating. He just seem overall bad.
I feel like this is the same thing as everyone slagging all over Dries back in the day. And I'm not saying either guy is some outstanding player, but geez, people, look how many bodies had to drop before someone like that was even called up. What exactly are our expectations when it's, like, the 15th or 16th forward on the depth chart? Who's more worthy? Polin? Wise? Megnatron? I guarantee you it ain't Olausson or Foudy.
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Wagner stays up to be the 13F as a healthy scratch.
Prishy is a rookie who needs to play.
This isn’t rocket science.
Nobody would claim Wagner anyways.
Prishy is a rookie who needs to play.
This isn’t rocket science.
Nobody would claim Wagner anyways.
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IDK, he is only 33 yr old.
SoundwaveIsCharisma
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The never-ending potential cycle only counts for Zadorov, c'mon!
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Not required since Kahkonen was claimed.
Only 2 needed to go down, we can keep 1 as a healthy scratch.
Wagner is on waivers because he played 9 games and became waiver eligible again, we want the flexibility to send him up/down to accrue cap space. He'll probably still be with the Avs tomorrow night.
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ah that makes sense.
Wagner will be with us, but I don’t think there will be a spot for him? I don’t think they’ll sit Ivan, Kelly or Kovalenko.
I’m glad they sent Prish down. No sense in having him up here playing 4-6 minutes (or even scratched) when he can be getting bigger minutes in the AHL. There’s an NHL player there. Let’s hope the avs can harness it.
