Are we talking about one Alex Turcotte who returned from injury to the tune of 2 goals/3 points vs ASU?All I can say is that if Blake shit the bed on a player with prior injury history and he ends up injured all the time then he’s gone. LA can’t afford to have that pick go south for a player who is always hurt.
Would you trade Vegas' 2nd rounder to Arizona for Kaliyev's teammate Jan Jenik?
So we are talking about the consensus BPA who had fully recovered from the injury he had in his draft year? Or are we talking about someone else?All I can say is that if Blake shit the bed on a player with prior injury history and he ends up injured all the time then he’s gone. LA can’t afford to have that pick go south for a player who is always hurt.
In a heartbeatWould you trade Vegas' 2nd rounder to Arizona for Kaliyev's teammate Jan Jenik?
In a heartbeat
I really think that they need to consider looking at players like this.
The same guy. Missing games on an annual basis for injury = INJURY PRONE.So we are talking about the consensus BPA who had fully recovered from the injury he had in his draft year? Or are we talking about someone else?
All I can say is that if Blake shit the bed on a player with prior injury history and he ends up injured all the time then he’s gone. LA can’t afford to have that pick go south for a player who is always hurt.
Good tip for life right there.Some of you guys need to study up on probability and statistics. Unless a player has some chronic injury (such as groin/concussion) or gets repeating injuries from reckless play or physical frailty -- there is no injury prone. Just bad luck. And with apologies to Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes, there is no law of averages that states "chances go around". Sure in the long run they will tend to even out but as congresswoman AOC's favorite economist Milton Keynes once said -- " in the long run we are all dead".
Some of you guys need to study up on probability and statistics. Unless a player has some chronic injury (such as groin/concussion) or gets repeating injuries from reckless play or physical frailty -- there is no injury prone. Just bad luck. And with apologies to Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes, there is no law of averages that states "chances go around". Sure in the long run they will tend to even out but as congresswoman AOC's favorite economist Milton Keynes once said -- " in the long run we are all dead".
Probably need to as your definition is a rather odd one. A couple of relatively minor injuries in 2 consecutive seasons means nothing. As others have answered half the time he missed his draft year was due to illness (mono iirc). At this point calling him injury prone is hyperbole at best.The same guy. Missing games on an annual basis for injury = INJURY PRONE.
So he is 2 for 2 over the last few years for significant time missed.
Are we really going to descend into the argument about the meaning of injury prone?
You obviously didn't read what I posted.There very much is such a thing as injury prone. From previous injuries, size, style of play or movement dysfunction; players can be injury prone. There are even some who believe that genetic makeup can play a large role in whether a player can be injury prone. I will say that not a single one of us has the slightest clue whether someone is injury prone though.
You obviously didn't read what I posted.
Turcotte with another goal and an assist tonight . Gives him 25 points in 26 games on the year . He’s really turned it on as of late
edit : first or second line winger for next 10 years ?