Player Discussion Shane Pinto (C) - PART 2

[jbeck5]

Wrist, elbow?

Shoulder?

 

[AchtzehnBaby]

Shoulder?

nah.... shaking his arm after

edit:

SHOULDER

 

[Emerica]

Hopefully just a sprain but its definitely left shoulder

 

[OttawaSenators11]

No update from Green, which probably means it’s serious because if it wasn’t serious, he usually says so…

If Pinto and Norris are out long-term it’s massive panic time!!

They’ll need to make a trade asap so thing doesn’t fall apart.

 

[Boud]

Looks like a dislocated shoulder or elbow. Very awkward arm posture when he was pressed into the boards.

 

[ReginKarlssonLehner]

Significant loss. This guy has been our number 1 C last 25 games. Just a significant loss.

 

[guyzeur]

Looks like a dislocated shoulder or elbow. Very awkward arm posture when he was pressed into the boards.

 

[mysens]

This is bad. Just when we were firing on all cylinders. Tough one to replace.

 

[Icelevel]

Again, why is it our best players right when they are at their peak?

Ullmark
Norris
Pinto
Jensen
Zub
Cousins(not our best player but was playing his best)

How many gods hate us?

 

[guyzeur]

Love Pinto. Having he, Norris and Stu is the stuff of...playoffs plus

I've read all the happy comments since yesterday, I think you should be the one to blame!!

 

[guyzeur]

Any medical expert? 10 days off and should be all right?

That be my guess...

Falling onto an outstretched arm is a common cause of a shoulder injury, most likely resulting in a shoulder dislocation where the upper arm bone pops out of the shoulder socket, causing significant pain and inability to move the arm; this is often accompanied by swelling and requires immediate medical attention.

Key points about shoulder injuries from falling on an outstretched arm:

• Most common injury:
  Shoulder dislocation
  

• 
  
• Mechanism:
  When you fall and instinctively try to break the fall with your outstretched arm, the force can dislocate the shoulder joint.
  
  
• Symptoms:
  Severe pain in the shoulder, noticeable deformity, inability to move the arm, swelling
  
  
• • Rotator cuff tear: The tendons in the shoulder can be torn due to the sudden impact
    
• Fractured collarbone: The collarbone may break from the force of the fall
  
  
• Proximal humerus fracture: A fracture in the upper arm bone near the shoulder joint
  

What to do if you fall on an outstretched arm:

• Seek medical attention immediately: A dislocated shoulder needs to be properly repositioned by a healthcare professional.
  

• Apply ice: Use an ice pack to reduce pain and swelling around the shoulder
  
  
• Immobilize the arm: Keep the arm still and supported with a sling to prevent further damage
  

 

[guyzeur]

 

[SpezDispenser]

I've read all the happy comments since yesterday, I think you should be the one to blame!!

Perhaps . Still, he's part of the team, so it's not like he's exiled forever

 

[BondraTime]

Any medical expert? 10 days off and should be all right?

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That be my guess...

Falling onto an outstretched arm is a common cause of a shoulder injury, most likely resulting in a shoulder dislocation where the upper arm bone pops out of the shoulder socket, causing significant pain and inability to move the arm; this is often accompanied by swelling and requires immediate medical attention.

Key points about shoulder injuries from falling on an outstretched arm:

• Most common injury:
  Shoulder dislocation
• 
  
• Mechanism:
  When you fall and instinctively try to break the fall with your outstretched arm, the force can dislocate the shoulder joint.
  
  
• 
  
• Symptoms:
  Severe pain in the shoulder, noticeable deformity, inability to move the arm, swelling
  
  
• • Rotator cuff tear: The tendons in the shoulder can be torn due to the sudden impact
• 
  
• Fractured collarbone: The collarbone may break from the force of the fall
  
  
• 
  
• Proximal humerus fracture: A fracture in the upper arm bone near the shoulder joint

What to do if you fall on an outstretched arm:

• Seek medical attention immediately: A dislocated shoulder needs to be properly repositioned by a healthcare professional.
• 
  
• Apply ice: Use an ice pack to reduce pain and swelling around the shoulder
  
  
• 
  
• Immobilize the arm: Keep the arm still and supported with a sling to prevent further damage

If it’s shoulder it’s not going to be 10 days, a month would be lucky.

 

[Do Make Say Think]

I expect him to miss a lot of time.

Hopefully doesn't need surgery, that would be really bad.

 

[TheNewEra]

If it’s shoulder it’s not going to be 10 days, a month would be lucky.

we have to survive the next 2 games and hope the time frame lines up with the end of february

 

[Nova Stutzlia]

Mike Johnson on Pinto - 1st topic, talks about injury from 2:00 to 3"20.

Johnson: Sens centre ice gets thin without Norris and Pinto

NHL analyst Mike Johnson on Shane Pinto's upper body injury, getting Nikolas Matinpalo back in the line-up, is the window still open for the Lightning, Sens fans in Tampa and injuries ahead of the 4 Nations.

www.tsn.ca

 

[Larionov]

I expect him to miss a lot of time.

Hopefully doesn't need surgery, that would be really bad.

I'd love to say that you are wrong, but sadly I think you're right - he will be out for a while...

 

[BonHoonLayneCornell]

Always some shit news to rain on Sens parade. We do not get joy.

 

[guyzeur]

If it’s shoulder it’s not going to be 10 days, a month would be lucky.

ya, I saw that after reading about it I just never bother to edit my posts. I'm a man of my words.

 

[jbeck5]

nah.... shaking his arm after

edit:

SHOULDER

Was gonna say...looks like the shoulder popped out and popped back in, and when he was moving his arm a bit, it was actually just checking to see if it was properly back in, and then he winced down in pain immediately following.

At least that's what it looked like to me.


Anyone know if it's the same shoulder he missed a year with surgery?

 

[Oscar The Grouch]

We just can't have have our top 3 centres healthy for a prolonged period. It's insane.

 

[PlayOn]

Was gonna say...looks like the shoulder popped out and popped back in, and when he was moving his arm a bit, it was actually just checking to see if it was properly back in, and then he winced down in pain immediately following.

At least that's what it looked like to me.


Anyone know if it's the same shoulder he missed a year with surgery?

It’s not, previous injury was his right shoulder.

Sens have been pretty good at not missing a beat even with injuries but Norris AND Pinto is brutal. Silver lining is that it happened at the “right” time and at least the break will eat into the timelines, but we’re probably gonna need to rely heavily on the PP and goaltending to win games until they’re back - or at least one of them is.

 

[frightenedinmatenum2]

Sam Gagner is patiently waiting by the phone.

 

[Agent Zuuuub]

Sam Gagner is patiently waiting by the phone.

Derrick Brassard too.