this blows. he was playing really well.
Injury Report: Bruins ‘24- ‘25 Injured List
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I thought he got it off the knee?
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i saw it off his knee, but i'm old and have an old crappy 46 in tv so what do I know lol
I honestly can't tell if it's the knee or the foot, even with it slowed down.
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Multiple weeks sounds like a grade 2 sprain (moderate) where as severe/high will result in months of healing, moderate can only be weeks.
My money is on 3 even
My money is on 3 even
NESN had some other replays. You can see from this freeze frame that the point of impact was either right on or just below the left knee. Guessing either a fractured patella or more probably one of the lower leg bones. Lindy walked down the tunnel unassisted so hopefully just a hairline fracture or similar. Still nasty.
Could be only muscular but given where the hit was, bone feels more likely to me.
Injured defenseman Hampus Lindholm will be lost to Bruins for weeks - The Boston Globe
The veteran blue liner suffered a lower-body injury in the first period of Tuesday’s 3-2 win over the Blues in St. Louis.
www.bostonglobe.com
DALLAS — The Bruins will be without Hampus Lindholm for weeks, coach Jim Montgomery said following Wednesday’s short afternoon practice at American Airlines Center.
The veteran defenseman suffered a lower-body injury when he blocked a Justin Faulk shot late in the first period of Tuesday’s 3-2 win over the Blues in St. Louis. Replays were inconclusive but it appeared Lindholm absorbed Faulk’s shot just above the right knee.
“It’s going to be weeks,” said Montgomery. “So, ‘weeks’ is plural. Don’t ask me next week, please.”
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Get well soon Hampus!
I hope the fracture is clean and there was no damage to the ligaments and tendons.
Here is info about the structure of your kneecap.
my.clevelandclinic.org
I hope the fracture is clean and there was no damage to the ligaments and tendons.
Here is info about the structure of your kneecap.
Patella (Kneecap): Anatomy and Function
The patella is your kneecap. It’s the bone at the front of your knee joint. Your patella protects your knee joint and supports muscles, tendons and ligaments.
my.clevelandclinic.org
I don't think he'll be back before the all star game tbh.
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Fractured kneecap?
Good lord. Ow.
Dude actually went back and sat on the bench for a few before heading into the dressing room.
Hope his recovery goes well. Yikes
