karltonian
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Lol you think it's a minor injury. He's done for his career. Lost 2 steps and it's over.
Injury Report: 2024-25 Sharks/Barracuda health
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Tw1ster
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Celebrini out for another two weeks at least. Starting to think maybe he shouldn’t have played in the opener
Vanroboys ended up being fine.
Furlong did take a puck to the face and went to the back towards the end of yesterday's Cuda game, so we'll see about his status when the Cuda play next on Wednesday.
SJSharksfan39
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I feel the same way, but the fact that he was the most electifying player on the ice that night makes me excited for when he does get 100% healthy.
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I would re-hire Mike Potenza. Everything went downhill when he left us a couple of years ago.
Thanks come back Mike Potenza!!
Skeksis25
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What exactly happened? A seemingly minor collision at the boards has turned into a month long thing now? Did playing the season opener aggravate it? If so, did the org prioritize the spectacle of showing off their first overall pick in the season opener over his health?
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He was probably already dealing with a hip or knee thing and the collision just made it worse. He tried to manage through it but it was getting worse and probably got very painful after game 1. I bet it wasn't the org, but Celebrini forcing the issue in game 1. Knowing him, the org was probably forcing him to sit out.
It's definitely a bit concerning, but ojala we get 15-20 years of this kid, no need to rush it. Worst case, he's probably a Hischier type, great player who can't stay healthy but can still contribute to the rebuild. That's a dire scenario that I'm not saying is the truth but gotta be realistic about the downside.
He's skating again, so 2-4 weeks is likely. Hopefully he's healthy by Jumbo's retirement game before TGiving.
Sounds like Mukh is within a week or so, but then again, they said he was almost ready at the end of camp and obviously had a setback.
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Well on the bright side it helps the tank, so... there's that
Back to back first overall picks here we come
Back to back first overall picks here we come
I’m sure with Rick so involved in Sports Science they wouldn’t do anything to cause long term damage. It is probably a hip pointer as some have suspected which is probably painful but not something that can be damaged by playing and is more a pain tolerance thing. I think he has been out this long to ensure he is 100% pain free. These guys play through pain so much in their careers there is no need to force Celebrini to play with hip pain the whole season which is what would happen if he played through it and kept aggravating it.
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Dude...what?
hotcabbagesoup
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And yet, our FO has a history of allowing this kind of stuff and not thinking about the long-term. Remember when we let EK who had a groin problem play during the Allstar game in San Jose (because OMG Allstar weekend and shiny new toy Norris dman!!) and lo and behold, he aggravates the groin during the events. Mightve cost us a Cup, imagine EK healthier that year.
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That wasn't the issue. It was playing him in "meaningless" regular season games before he had healed
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I always believed they would get Muk some AHL games to get to speed after missing camp. Thrun has not done much to make that a long stint in the AHL though.
