The Girardi and Powe news at least lowers my blood pressure a bit.
We knew about Girardi early yesterday, and Powe, while being important, is not a game changer in any sense of the word.
No news about Nash is really troubling at this point. McDonagh, I think will be ok, hopefully sitting for precautionary reasons.
Malkin's concussion diagnosis was put out there almost immediately.
We knew about Girardi early yesterday, and Powe, while being important, is not a game changer in any sense of the word.
No news about Nash is really troubling at this point. McDonagh, I think will be ok, hopefully sitting for precautionary reasons.
Malkin's concussion diagnosis was put out there almost immediately.
I'm just happy that Powe's return can give us a 4th line again. Nash's mystery injury is going to be forever troubling. Perhaps they're treating it like whatever Girardi had at the beginning of the season?
It's all very strange.
If he does have a concussion (groin or otherwise), I think he must have another injury as well. I can't imagine he would test a concussion in warmups.I am betting the reason they "aren't sure" with Nash is because he has a head injury and they "aren't sure" to what extent. Remember the Staal injury?
If he does have a concussion (groin or otherwise), I think he must have another injury as well. I can't imagine he would test a concussion in warmups.
More like very annoying.
Yeah, it's possible. I'm still a skeptic though.Staal played with a concussion for how long? They may have thought he was just not feeling well (read flu-like symptoms)
Don't think anyone is saying that Kreider and Thomas are the answer to the offensive woes, but I also don't think anyone can argue that they're not more offensively capable than Bickel and Mashinter.
When your team has scored 4 goals in the last 4 games, it's probably not the best bet to bench two up and coming kids, who want to prove they belong and certainly haven't looked that bad, for two grinders.
But this is Torts, and Torts loves his jam. At this rate, we'll be putting two fourth lines on the ice vs WPG...
Only the Penguins would target his groin.Anyone think we may be keeping what's wrong with Nash quiet so when he returns opposing teams don't target the injury? I think if it were concussion they would tell us. Just a thought
Anyone think we may be keeping what's wrong with Nash quiet so when he returns opposing teams don't target the injury? I think if it were concussion they would tell us. Just a thought
Only the Penguins would target his groin.
I'm still not willing to rule out spontaneous Robert De Niro face.I hope so. What worries me is that his status progressed from
1. flu-like symptoms
2. banged up
3. not sure
From this I gather that he either has:
1. multiple injuries (concussion and groin)
2. just a concussion, or
3. had the flu and now is sitting out because of a groin injury.
Yeah if its his groin, its not something a team can necessarily target, lol
I would think from an organizational standpoint, if he indeed has a concussion - you would want to tell the media simply because a star player would most likely receive a little preferential treatment in the ways of calls on the ice and even the opposition in some cases knowing they can't hit high. (though it may not stop them in the heat of the moment).
For what its worth, I felt Nash wasnt skating full bore the last 2 games he played. It simply could have been an energy thing, or even related to a concussion, but it seemed to me like he wasnt going hard like in games prior. You can read into that however you want, but i clearly remember thinking that before he was taken out.
The screwy thing is you can tie it to both a groin thing or a head thing, so who the **** knows.
The mystery continues...