Injury Report: Kreider (Broken Hand)

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Kreider broke his hand in Columbus game. March 21. He played with the injury for a couple of games. On March 25 Bob McKenzie tweeted about the broken hand. The Rangers spent the next few days trying to determine if Kreider should have the surgery. Kreider had the surgery on March 28. Four weeks ago today.
 
I broke my hand twice playing hockey, well not actually playing, hint hint. How he played a game or could grip a stick with a broken hand is beyond me. The first time, I didn't get it casted for a week, it was a hunk of dangling meat for 6 days. I could barely make a fist....I was young and stupid and thought it might not be broken and would heal. hahahahah yeah right. The second time I knew right away.
 
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Kreider broke his hand in Columbus game. March 21. He played with the injury for a couple of games. On March 25 Bob McKenzie tweeted about the broken hand. The Rangers spent the next few days trying to determine if Kreider should have the surgery. Kreider had the surgery on March 28. Four weeks ago today.

so how long until hes back?
 
so how long until hes back?
Well maybe not saying that much but Tarasenko broke his mid march and not only was he back for the first game vs the Blues (1 month after), he was with a wrister that kills. But that's a real quick recovery.
 
Pic of Kreider tweeted by Giannone today shows him gripping the stick with both hands. The time table of 2 weeks seems good. He couldn't grip the stick with that hand a week ago.
 
The better team that is incapable of looking like an NHL team down by 1 ****ing goal in the 3rd.

Let's just see how the series plays out.

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Friendly bet:

Rangers win this series, for round 2, you have to have some faith and only say positive comments for the duration of the series, no matter how ****** we may look.

Flyers win this series - choose whatever you want.
 
Let's just see how the series plays out.

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Friendly bet:

Rangers win this series, for round 2, you have to have some faith and only say positive comments for the duration of the series, no matter how ****** we may look.

Flyers win this series - choose whatever you want.

I won't be able to hold my end of the bargain. I'm a pessimist by nature, at least when things go poorly. I'm usually optimistic more than some chronic pessimists on this site, but when they play like yesterday I have no faith in them or their coach who I loved most of the year. I feel helpless.
 
I won't be able to hold my end of the bargain. I'm a pessimist by nature, at least when things go poorly. I'm usually optimistic more than some chronic pessimists on this site, but when they play like yesterday I have no faith in them or their coach who I loved most of the year. I feel helpless.

No biggie. Just trying get you to not experience these losses as heavily as you seem to. I know I took last night's pretty heavy.
 
I truly wonder why some of you guys are Rangers fans. Get a grip.
Agreed. Some people get too emtionally involved/upset after a loss. Look im not happy we lost last night BUT soemtiems you ahve to give the other team credit. mason had a hell of a game and the flyers made good adjustments after teh first period. Its still 2-2 and the rangers can still win this in 6. Anybody who thought this was gonna be a quick series is delusional. I know people hate the flyers but they arent a easy team.
 
Agreed. Some people get too emtionally involved/upset after a loss. Look im not happy we lost last night BUT soemtiems you ahve to give the other team credit. mason had a hell of a game and the flyers made good adjustments after teh first period. Its still 2-2 and the rangers can still win this in 6. Anybody who thought this was gonna be a quick series is delusional. I know people hate the flyers but they arent a easy team.

The Flyers are not a great team. If we can't get by them without it going 7, what chance do we have against Boston or Chicago down the road? You gotta wrap these series up in 5 games or less.
 
Was it the same bone that Tarasenko broke? There's like 30 bones in the hand, I could see there being variances in heal time based on what bone is broken.
 
Kreider (left hand) is continuing to skate, but he’s not handling a puck or even using his left hand to untie his skates and remains out indefinitely. He is not expected to play in this series.

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/h...ngers-offense-article-1.1770348#ixzz3056aDhqO

Who ties his skates? :sarcasm:

Kreider has not shot the puck either.

Kreider suffered a different injury than Tarasenko.

Brett Cyrgalis of the Post reported this at the time of the injury

Multiple players in the Rangers locker room said they were aware of Kreider dealing with an injury, with one player telling The Post he saw a large black-and-blue mark on the inside of Kreider’s left wrist. Playing much of the season on a top line with Derek Stepan and Rick Nash, Kreider is in a four-way tie for second on the team in goals (17) and sixth on the team in points (37).

http://nypost.com/2014/03/26/rangers-kreider-out-indefinitely-with-reported-hand-injury/

He broke the hand in a game against Columbus coming to the defense of Stepan after taking a hit from Johansen. Kreider played two games with the injury.

Stop coaching Pat

The coach, however, admitted that Kreider’s injury happened three games ago. Kreider, of course, played in both Saturday night’s 2-0 win over the Devils in Newark and Monday night’s 4-3 overtime win over the Phoenix Coyotes at the Garden.

That is because, the Daily News has learned, it is an injury Kreider still could play through.

Vigneault explained Wednesday morning that Kreider had played through the injury the past two games because “there was very limited pain, a very small amount of pain†when it first occurred. Kreider is not experiencing any more pain now than he was on Friday. It is just that further examination of his hand has revealed a risk of significantly aggravating the injury if he continues to play.

I can attest to speaking with Kreider in the locker room Monday morning and seeing no signs of an injury whatsoever. So clearly the Rangers team doctors have a high level of concern for whatever this injury could become if left unchecked.

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/blogs/ra...eup-flyers-blog-entry-1.1735467#ixzz30594Ur9Y

The hand is made of 27 bones. Kreider broke a bone which required surgery to set the bone to have it heal properly. Its not one of those injuries where the bones broke the skin because he played 2 more games after the injury.

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I know the hamate bone is an injury which usually requires surgery. Baseball players suffer that injury swinging a bat. That's 6 week injury after surgery. That's a small bone near the wrist. The Ranger player saw a black and blue near the wrist. That speculating. Kreider is still wearing the brace on his hand.
 
Not having Kreider hurts, but there is still more than enough talent on this team to beat the garbage Flyers. Some people need to step their games up, AKA Rick Nash, Ryan McDonagh and Dan Girardi.

If McDonagh is playing like crap because he's hurt, he should sit. He's been arguably our worst defenseman the whole series.
 
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That's why Bob McKenzie said "A Month, maybe much more"

Looking like maybe the worse end of the spectrum.
 
That's why Bob McKenzie said "A Month, maybe much more"

Looking like maybe the worse end of the spectrum.

Was going to post a creative picture saying "as is tradition" and there was a picture of the Rangers on the google image search.

I'd expect nothing less from an injured Ranger.
 
Injured left wing Chris Kreider (left hand), who turns 23 years old on Wednesday, was handling a puck and even taking a few soft shots on goal alone on the Garden ice around 12:15 p.m., indicating progress toward returning hopefully sometime early in a potential second round series against the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Of course, his progress will mean nothing if the Rangers lose Game 7 on Wednesday night to the Philadelphia Flyers and are eliminated from the postseason entirely.

http://m.nydailynews.com/blogs/rang...op-players-game-7-flyers-blog-entry-1.1774124
 
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