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Wak Prescott the 60M/yr scam artist, here we gooo!
We need more talent, at least one more top 5 pick is a must imo but not at the expense of Dach losing months/a whole year of development. Just brutal no matter how you look at it.
Player Discussion Kirby Dach: Welcome to Montreal part 2
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EveryDay
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I don't think so but we can't count on him for more then 50 games a season.
jrom
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Spring in Fialta
A malign star kept him
Matthew McConaughay
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Tear, strain, rupture (that would be extreme), all different lengths of recovery..
We’ll have to wait, but we know he’s out.
HabsCowboysOwn
Wak Prescott the 60M/yr scam artist, here we gooo!
Correct me if I'm wrong but the issues he's had in the past were not knee related at all, this is an unfortunate freak injury. They happen every week across all sports, calling him injury prone for that is just dumb.
Spring in Fialta
A malign star kept him
Even though the injuries aren't related at all? How does that make sense?
The Great Weal
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On track because of preseason? His shot is most definitely not as good as Suzuki's and I'd say their playmaking is relatively equal. Dach's size, physicality, and forecheck are stronger but I don't see how he has superior offensive skill than Suzuki.
People here are quick to forget how good Suzuki is and like the new shiny toy better because it's something new.
Habs4Life
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not a troll hes been injury prone since the world juniors not a full healthy season since,. How is it a troll?
Man, I hope they will share the technology that can predict injuries with the rest of the world because it's clearly not with a wrist fracture that they can predict those things.
Chicago didn't "let him go"....they traded him for a significant return.
That's because they valued him accordingly
WeThreeKings
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He had a leg thing last year but it was some weird infection thing, so it wasn't structural at all.
He's been unlucky - but of course this is HF Habs, where everything has to be the worst all the time so because Dach has had some unfortunate injuries, while looking like the best center we've had in decades when he's healthy, we gotta get rid of him for some reason.
Competing right now or something.
Ozmodiar
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It begs the question: could that kind of contact have been avoided?
A good portion of injuries come from unexpected contact. Spatial awareness plays a role. (Someone mentioned Suzuki and Kessel.)
For what it’s worth, USA Hockey claims that since using IntelliGym (2009) injuries have been down 14% (concussions down 27%) among trainees.
Chili
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Their centre depth looks pretty thin so would be interesting to know the story of why they moved on so quickly from him.
Habs4Life
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Nobody said he's out for the season...this place man...LMAO
OnTheRun
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Troll isn't the right word, but broken bones doesn't make one injury prone, so this isn't the right place to start.
Anyway for now, people should just sit tight and wait for the proper diagnostic (ie: not LBI).
Habs4Life
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well a significant amount of time would be most of the season I would say sir
There’s no sugar coating it, this is absolutely f***ing awful. f***ing depressing.
Have to think “significant” is measured in months and not weeks. Likely out for the season is my guess.
Have to think “significant” is measured in months and not weeks. Likely out for the season is my guess.
