Injury Report: 2024-25 Sharks/Barracuda health: Mukhamadullin out for the year

[gaucholoco3]

Oof, it always sucks for a player to get injured in the meaningless last few games of a season and have to spend the offseason rehabbing.

Especially by being thrown into the boards unnecessarily. I was looking for Ostapchuk to jump Vatrano after that.

 

[jarr92]

Especially by being thrown into the boards unnecessarily. I was looking for Ostapchuk to jump Vatrano after that.

Yeah pretty bad response by the team last night. Goodrow or Ostapchuk should have hammered Vatrano for that if he wouldn't fight.

 

[LadyStanley]

 

[karltonian]

That seems promising

 

[Hangemhigh]

Yeah pretty bad response by the team last night. Goodrow or Ostapchuk should have hammered Vatrano for that if he wouldn't fight.

Frustrating that Grier got all these 4th line/borderline NHL player tough guys to protect the kids who apparently don't fight unless they want to. Goodrow should only be used as a last resort. He won't be hurting anyone.

 

[LadyStanley]

Hoping no setback

 

[Lebanezer]

 

[Shark Finn]

It was a good trade until it lasted.

 

[LadyStanley]

Edit to add response

 

[LadyStanley]

 

[TheBeard]

Is Askarov injury prone?

 

[LadyStanley]

Askarov traveled with Cuda for weekend games against Eagles.

 

[LadyStanley]

 

[YUPPY]

It was a good trade until it lasted.

Did Nashville win the Askarov trade? Askarov is looking like an injury-prone risk. GMMG should have learned this old adage before making the trade: "If it’s too good to be true, it probably is."

 

[TheBeard]

Did Nashville win the Askarov trade? Askarov is looking like an injury-prone risk. GMMG should have learned this old adage before making the trade: "If it’s too good to be true, it probably is."

Yeah, but the Vegas first is starting to look like it'll be in that 26-32 range.

 

[Munnyro]

Did Nashville win the Askarov trade? Askarov is looking like an injury-prone risk. GMMG should have learned this old adage before making the trade: "If it’s too good to be true, it probably is."

I don't think he's injury prone. The last few seasons he has played a decent amount. No clue about the time in Russia. I'm too lazy to hunt thru the Russia history to see if that is injury or just tomfoolery.

 

[Cas]

Did Nashville win the Askarov trade? Askarov is looking like an injury-prone risk. GMMG should have learned this old adage before making the trade: "If it’s too good to be true, it probably is."

It's been less than a year and Nashville has gotten not a damn thing so far from the trade (Edstrom is in Sweden, Chrona is in the AHL, and the pick hasn't even been used).

Nashville has three lottery tickets in exchange for three different lottery tickets (Askarov, Burke, 3rd).

 

[OrrNumber4]

I see we're starting the JAQing off phase of the off-season early this year...

 

[Star Platinum]

Edit to add response

Great, the cavalry has arrived.

 

[karltonian]

Is Askarov injury prone?

It'll probably help when he doesn't have to constantly twist himself into a pretzel.

 

[MackAttack71]

Chill out guys, it's part of the tank

 

[LadyStanley]

 

[jarr92]

Am I crazy on did Muk injure his shoulder on the initial hit? After watching the replay back it seemed like he was starting to grab at his shoulder before getting tackled.

 

[timorous me]

Am I crazy on did Muk injure his shoulder on the initial hit? After watching the replay back it seemed like he was starting to grab at his shoulder before getting tackled.

I did have that thought at the time when watching the replays. Who knows—and we may never actually find out—but it would help explain why he let Vatrano throw him down kind of easily (though I suppose that could just be from being caught by surprise).

 

[Hangemhigh]

Is Mukh injury prone?