I wouldn't mind if the Jets played Brossoit for 7+ games over the last 17. 55-58 total games for Hellebuyck so he's rested for the playoffs.
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The question is, are there still things trickling out of Mark Scheifele. The fans have a right to know!!!
MardyBum
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Well fuuck.
Time to get Perfetti up and running as a top 6 F again.
So is this in addition to his undisclosed injury? Or is this what the undisclosed injury is?
bustamente
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So treatment radiation or removal, sounds like he will be out a while
It appears they usually find it while doing other diagnostics. So it seems that this may be a secondary issue. Hopefully not.
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Jetsfan79
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I'm no doctor but isn't the spleen something that can be removed? Didn't that happen to Hellebuyck?
MardyBum
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Yeah but looking it up :
"Hellebuyck was told to take two months off following the surgery, but he was back on ice after one. He wasn’t about to miss tryouts for the American world junior team after receiving an unexpected invite. His mobility was compromised and he didn’t make the roster, but one coach pulled Chuck aside and told him: “I don’t know how we didn’t see your son before.” Hellebuyck was at last on USA Hockey’s radar."
So he might be out for the season if they operate, might try radiation. Shitty news
Stumbledore
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Usually it's something that people like to vent.
Well that's bad luck...the causes don't sound like they're in the "nothing to worry about" category.
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I wouldn't assume they will or have to remove the spleen. Couple seconds of doctor Google indicates it might be a symptom of a different problem where, if treated successfully, the spleen could go back to normal on its own,
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Vilardi may require a splenectomy which will put him on the self for at least 6 weeks and is to avoid any contact sports. He may be not back at all this season including the playoffs which is unfortunate.
Ya that's awful for Vilardi, i would think he's done for the season. Damn.
Ya either Perfetti or Neo , would be who i would try on that line.
jokesondee
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Well the concern now is for the person not the player. So here's hoping everything goes well.
bustamente
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I don’t think we can count of Vilardi for the rest of the season probably not even the playoffs
jokesondee
I’m not fat. I’m cultivating mass.
Sounds like it could be a million different things causing his issue. Hopefully just some rando infection that goes away quickly:
In many cases, the spleen will return to normal size as the underlying condition improves. Some conditions, such as transient infections, may go away by themselves. Your provider may treat other conditions with medication, blood treatments or surgery. Some have no cure.
In many cases, the spleen will return to normal size as the underlying condition improves. Some conditions, such as transient infections, may go away by themselves. Your provider may treat other conditions with medication, blood treatments or surgery. Some have no cure.
bustamente
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For a guy in his early twenties dude has a lot issues get healthy and if not this year next year
Iafallo on the first line isn't going to make some people very happy.
Ehlers with Toffoli and Monohan might be a good line though- Status
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