I just care that he can come back and play this season. I don't want him still rehabbing and getting rusty over the summer.
Player Discussion Jack Quinn, RW (8th overall, 2020): Named AHL Rookie of the Year
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He has been nothing short of found money on the pk. Sucks that he is injured. But the question will have to be asked, is this a trend or a short term anomaly of extremely bad luck. His injury last night was in large part on him for turning into the boards before the hit. I get he was trying to make a play but those types of plays only work in junior when you are demonstrably better than your opponent. I wish him a speedy recovery and he is/was my favorite of the shiny toys. I hope it isn’t serious and he learns to protect himself in those situations. But I think it is fair to ask of he can be counted on to be available.
Definitely a legit question - is the injury thing going to continue going forward and can Quinn learn to not put himself in positions where he's likely to get hurt. We're about to get to the sorting stage of all these smallish offensive wingers - who to keep, if anyone, and who to shuffle out in trade (and who to trade for). Quinn is going to be in that conversation, though I don't think any of them are safe right now.
HOOats
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Gross one - I'm flat out bummed for the kid. Surely the boys are picking him up but he has to be low rn. It's shitty, but I'm left hoping that it's at most a broken ankle or tib instead of any tears.
He's a massive talent but has unfortunately collected a disproportionate share of nasty injuries. That's one definition of injury prone but I don't feel like having that convo yet.
From a cold management perspective this likely impacts how both sides approach his extension negotiations this summer. There's more uncertainty and risk for both sides now. Does 4.5 x 5 become a possibility? Again probably a conversation for the spring and summer, but it felt like he was about to rack up 20 goals the second half of the season and balloon his value.
He's a massive talent but has unfortunately collected a disproportionate share of nasty injuries. That's one definition of injury prone but I don't feel like having that convo yet.
From a cold management perspective this likely impacts how both sides approach his extension negotiations this summer. There's more uncertainty and risk for both sides now. Does 4.5 x 5 become a possibility? Again probably a conversation for the spring and summer, but it felt like he was about to rack up 20 goals the second half of the season and balloon his value.
He's under contract until the summer of 2025. There's nothing to talk about this summer.
HOOats
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Hmm didn't Power just sign his extension entering the final year of his ELC? Maybe I got my timeline messed up, but I thought FAs could sign after July 1 going into their final year under contract.
Well they could, but it's not likely for a non-top draft pick that's not a lock for a long-term deal. Your previous post assumed that both sides would be right on negotiations this summer. I doubt they even seriously consider contract talks until 2025, Peterka too.
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Quinn was such a huge part of my hopes this season. Monumental disappointment
HOOats
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I hear ya, just wanted to make sure I had it right that he could sign this off-season.
Tage signed in August and Cozens in February of their expiry seasons, so there's a range of scenarios. It may be unlikely that Quinn gets signed while on a long-term injury, I was just silver lining daydreaming about getting him on a potential bargain due to this.
Monumental disappoinment is right. Still holding out hope for a sprain or a break and no tears.
Yeah it would be nice to get him under a low AAV deal. I figure if anyone is want to hold off now, it would be Quinn. As for silver linings, the Sabres being out of contention makes his injury insignificant, assuming he's ready for next season.
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Other than a reported blurb on HNIC that it was ankle and it'll be 48 hours to find out more, no. Still looking for the video to confirm that was what EF said.
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Djp
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I don’t see thrm signing Quinn ot Peterka to anything right now, nor in the summer.
they have to watch their cap space. Thst might mean him and perks get low bridges. For 2 yrs till skinners contract ends.
No news as of yet on hockey injury Quinn, though it was saddening to hear that Jack Quinn, one of the last surviving Normandy invasion veterans in Sheffield, England has passed away.
Well, at least his next contract will be affordable since he can't stay healthy.
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So do we hope for a break or a sprain? Never sure which is better when ankles are involved.
I've always heard a clean break heals faster than a sprain. *shrug* I am in no way an MD, just someone who has had a couple of people in my family massively f*** up their ankles with a sprain and almost without fail, a physician has made that statement.
1point21Gigawatts
hell's a gigawatt?
Yeah, now that you mention it i am pretty sure my doc said the same thing when i had a high ankle sprain.
Zman5778
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Heals faster and heals more permanently. Sprains may look and feel healed, but there's always that chance that they recur if it's not completely healed.
Doug Prishpreed
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Can you have both a break AND a sprain? This is Buffalo, let's not just assume he has one thing.
Zman5778
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Sure. Sprained ankle on top of a snapped leg bone? Super possible. But the sprain would heal itself while the leg is immobilized.
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I shouldn’t laugh at this….but I did
HOOats
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NHL teams are so brutal with their injury reporting. The fans, whose dollars make the whole thing go, are invested in these players and are curious about their status. The team obviously has completed its diagnosis by now, what's the point in keeping it a secret? Bye week, lol.
Because NHL players can also be barbaric and tend to target known injuries to hurt or throw players off their game.
