Josh Norris is done for the season after getting another Shoulder surgery

[SeanMoneyHands]

He's the modern day Sean Monahan.

 

[The Devilish Buffoon]

It’s clearly the same shoulder. You can tell from the video of the injury. I called this in the thread a few weeks ago about proposing to trade him to Philly. Shoulders are complex joints and are difficult, if not impossible, to fully repair. He will never be the same player he was. Even if he is repaired physically the fear of reinjury changes you.

This isn't necessarily true at all. Methot mentioned how Brassard had similar issues before he even went pro. Tarasenko had multiple major shoulder surgeries.

People forget how often young players that are considered band-aids eventually find a rhythm where they are pretty consistently healthy. Monahan being a recent example of a guy who looked like he was on his way out of the league but seems to have re-instated himself as a good middle 6er.

 

[Brent Burns]

Adam Mascherin was an AHL player and Josh Norris is a top 6 forward in the NHL making $8million a year, so there's a much great incentive for Norris to give this a go

Wouldn't that mean the opposite?

Also, legitimate question, why are threads like this on the main board? *Not trying to sass*

 

[The Winter Soldier]

Good young hockey player, unfortunately injury prone. He was the 1 piece of the Karlsson trade I liked most. Hope he can make it back one day. Would be a shame if he cannot. Young and talented with so much more to give to the game.

 

[lawrence]

a centre version of Rick DiPietro. I doubt he really cares at the moment.
8 million dollar player until 2030, technically speaking he doesn't need to try until like 2030.
Sens GM needs to be fired today.

 

[GeeoffBrown]

a centre version of Rick DiPietro. I doubt he really cares at the moment.
8 million dollar player until 2030, technically speaking he doesn't need to try until like 2030.
Sens GM needs to be fired today.

they fired him a while ago???