Are you saying you want information on the exact injury, or just a timetable? The latter we got, Wahlstrom out for the year (per Kurtz), Barzal week to week, JGP is day to day.
If you want to know the actual injuries, then yeah I agree. I mean, be nice to know what knocked Wahlstrom out for the season other than just 'brace on his knee' rumors.
I don't see any reports from any reliable sources, just hearsay and an occasional inference in a tweet. For MLB or NFL you can go to many reputable sites and it will give you an idea of when they are expected back barring setbacks. Week to week or day to day , seems to mean very little and doesn't really give much info.
Maybe I am greedy but as vested fans, I feel it is part of the overall experience, to know when players are going to get back into the lineup.. Barzal has been out for two plus weeks now. So does week to week mean he will be back in this weekend or in April? Something I am sure many are curious about.
We heard whispers that JGP wasn't skating, then he was in a Lambert post game comment, then he wasn't at any practices , now he had a full practice yesterday (which I didnt realize yesterday when I wrote my prior comment).
Before yesterday there were zero updates that I saw on any of our guys, other than rumors that Barzal is now off crutches with no limp (so what does that mean about a return?).. In MLB or NFL etc, we have much more of an idea when to expect a player back, barring setbacks and when they are going on conditioning etc. The NHL can be vague but Lou and the Isles take it to another extreme.
Maybe they will be back, maybe they won't. Hey they have every right not to divulge but it is an entertainment business, which they market to fans. It just seems odd that this is information that they don't disclose. I don't see a competitive advantage by withholding timing of returns, I could understand the nature of the injury, but not the timing.
Just one man's opinion.