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Player Discussion Kirby Dach: Welcome to Montreal part 2
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Mrb1p
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Is it even allowed ? Id send the kids down to Colombia in an instant if I was Molson.
yeah, but what if next game, Romanov gets injured for the season as Dach ? who will school the other ?
The question to ask is - can Dach recover 100% from this injury or will there be longterm impacts?
HabbyGuy
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I hear ya man. I knew this year was going to be bleak for the habs standings wise, but there was so much still to be excited about as a habs fan. With the pressure of wins and losses basically non existent we could just enjoy the progressions of our young players and see where we were at going into next year.
Dach was clearly on the top of the list for guys to watch. His loss not only sucks for him but also affects players around him, namely his linemates Slaf and Newhook.
Hopefully Newhook grabs the bull by the horns here and shows something in the C spot, and this somehow has a silver lining. (He's been very good to start)
That said this season has lost alot of it's allure just a few games in, and as you said it's very annoying.
It's indeed a piss off. Dach was the last player we needed this to happen to.
HabbyGuy
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Didn’t you write the exact same thing last season when Kirby got injured?
salbutera
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There always is with ACL reconstruction- as you age it’s inevitable you will develop arthritis, how much of an impact will it have on day to day life will vary depending on many factors
WeThreeKings
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He should be fine, he's not a speed reliant player so even if it costs him a little bit of jump it won't really impact him majorly the way it would a Paul Byron.
Lafleurs Guy
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Chili
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Some info on ACL injuries:
www.stateofhockey.com
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
team-acl.com
www.athletico.com
uscenterforsportsmedicine.com
The Hockey Doc: ACL tears in hockey
I tore my ACL. Can I play hockey without surgery?
www.stateofhockey.com
Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injuries in Professional Hockey Players - PubMed
Most players are able to return to play in the NHL after an ACL injury. However, career length and performance may be significantly decreased compared with controls. This may represent a more severe initial injury, and more focused return-to-play pathways may identify barriers to return to play.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
ACL Injury - Team ACL
An ACL injury is a tear or sprain of the anterior cruciate (KROO-she-ate) ligament (ACL) — one of the major ligaments in your knee.
team-acl.com
ACL injuries in Ice Hockey & Return to Play Considerations - Athletico
Sport-specific training has become a larger component in athletics as coaches, parents and players strive to push the boundaries of athletes’ abilities for the betterment of players and teams. However the link between injury and high-level training is rarely discussed.
www.athletico.com
What Hockey Players Should Know about ACL Tears
Hockey is not as brutal on the body as football, where full contact is possible on every down, but due to the high-speed collisions on a rink, a hockey player can find himself suffering from a serious knee injury like […]
uscenterforsportsmedicine.com
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Redux91
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Nope, Mexico or Panama. In Canuckistan they give you weed, or rub A535 , that's the extend we allow
Mrb1p
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All the top strongmen go top Colombia for their stem cells, maybe because its cheaper.
Habs
Jake Evans will steal your wife
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interesting, I should look I'm sending my dad to Mexico for a stem cell next week, if its not successful I'll look at that instead. Thanks for the insight
HuGort
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Last year Dach had that mysterious sickness, went into his lower body? WTF? Never heard tell of that before. That hit wasn't hard. He has concussions on weak hit, broken wrist was legit.
You best start now on your excuse for him next season. Because got your work cut out for you when he goes down next year.
The Real Timo
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I don’t see a link to the work published by Dr Recchi.Some info on ACL injuries:
The Hockey Doc: ACL tears in hockey
I tore my ACL. Can I play hockey without surgery?
Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injuries in Professional Hockey Players - PubMed
Most players are able to return to play in the NHL after an ACL injury. However, career length and performance may be significantly decreased compared with controls. This may represent a more severe initial injury, and more focused return-to-play pathways may identify barriers to return to play.
ACL Injury - Team ACL
An ACL injury is a tear or sprain of the anterior cruciate (KROO-she-ate) ligament (ACL) — one of the major ligaments in your knee.
ACL injuries in Ice Hockey & Return to Play Considerations - Athletico
Sport-specific training has become a larger component in athletics as coaches, parents and players strive to push the boundaries of athletes’ abilities for the betterment of players and teams. However the link between injury and high-level training is rarely discussed.
What Hockey Players Should Know about ACL Tears
Hockey is not as brutal on the body as football, where full contact is possible on every down, but due to the high-speed collisions on a rink, a hockey player can find himself suffering from a serious knee injury like […]
Habs Halifax
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Habs Halifax
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Dach's going to come back sometime next season and have a meh season as he works his way to where he was before this latest injury?
Then what? He will have one more year on his current contract left and break out in what we thought he would do this season? Would be a tough dilemma at that point. We would be considering a long term extension based on one full season?
Time will tell but I won't lie... this is on my mind in terms of the long term planning/vision.
Then what? He will have one more year on his current contract left and break out in what we thought he would do this season? Would be a tough dilemma at that point. We would be considering a long term extension based on one full season?
Time will tell but I won't lie... this is on my mind in terms of the long term planning/vision.
I don't think any of the Habs players have osteoporosis, but they might want to slack on the Corticosteroids and take their vitamins.
Grate n Colorful Oz
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Athletes are usually really good at activating the parasympathetic side of the central nervous system and having low resting heart rate, which lowers overall natural cortisol levels, so corticosteroids aren't really a long term problem unless they really overuse or have anxiety/stress/depression related problems. Not that it can't be a problem, but they are indeed better suited than the average population in taking corticosteroids.
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