Sounds like he is out 4-5 weeks.
Hairline cracks can sometimes be extremely difficult to see.
I thought it was his foot where he blocked the shot? I have no doubts that gross is ****ing up again. I hate our beat writers with a passion.
Relax man, they do a great job. Without them, we wouldn't have ANY info. Andrew Gross does an excellent job.
He'll miss 30~ games, I bet. Hopefully closer to 25.
Could be worse, but ugh.
Uh no, they don't. Our beat writers are amongst the worst in the league. They routinely get things wrong or are late.
30 games seems like a lot. Regardless, could have been a lot worse if it was a tear.
Happened to myself. Had a hairline fracture, ended up not being seen even though I couldn't rotate the wrist, eventually cracked further, then was visible upon xray.
30 games seems like a lot. Regardless, could have been a lot worse if it was a tear.
Unless any of us are part of the Rangers medical staff it's probably not worth speculating on the recovery time. None of us know how bad it is, and none of us know how to rehab a pro athlete injury
Yeah, I threw on an extra week for bad luck. If he comes back in December (which I think is the likely scenario) he misses 24 games.
30? If this report is correct, and the Web MD'ing 4-6 week range is also correct...he's on pace to miss about 10-15 games.
thats incredibly optimistic. He can probably be skating again in about a month. Return to action though? Doubtful, probably another month after that
He'll miss 30~ games, I bet. Hopefully closer to 25.
Could be worse, but ugh.
I am assuming there is no ligament damage, and no displacement.
Assuming those two things its roughly a 2-3 month recovery to back playing.
He could be skating within a month.
I've never heard of a crack in a leg turning into a borken leg, it sounds like the kid got a hairline and it was noticed today when the pain had not went away. But I am of course just guessing.
After googling like "broken fibula out months" and "broken fibula out weeks" you can see that its all over the place. From 6 months to 2-4 weeks.