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I know people with herniated discs. It never gets better.Not at all,
I just find it odd that this one kid and his injury concerns you and not the others....,.
I know people with herniated discs. It never gets better.Not at all,
I just find it odd that this one kid and his injury concerns you and not the others....,.
I have no way to know if that is true or not and neither do you.I guarantee you a herniated disc is worse than the other injuries.
Dr Recchi is that you????I guarantee you a herniated disc is worse than the other injuries.
Herniated disc does suck, I speak from experience. It gets better, but never fully heal. Don't need to be a doctor to know this, this is common general knowledge.Dr Recchi is that you????
Obviously but a certain someone is speaking like hes 100% going to bust when there are actual doctors looking at his file and most likely doing physical check ups them selves.Herniated disc does suck, I speak from experience. It gets better, but never fully heal. Don't need to be a doctor to know this, this is common general knowledge.
I have no way to know if that is true or not and neither do you.
However I do know that most, if not all NHL teams have checked his medical records and he seems to be sticking in the top 5. Every one of those teams have a medical staff that is far smarter and better equipped to make that call than either of us.
Ill trust their judgement over some "internet doctor" any day.
Obviously but a certain someone is speaking like hes 100% going to bust when there are actual doctors looking at his file and most likely doing physical check ups them selves.
Habs will make their own evaluation of his game, his physical condition, hability to get to the next level, psychologic, etc. The unicorn attribute is a bit early or very exagerated. We don't know yet.The nature of how he plays + the nature of his injury vs. other prospects available at 5OA vs. the Habs' needs.
Bad injury + needs to play physical to thrive vs. very good other prospects vs. the Habs don't need another unicorn powerforward as much as they need pretty much any other profile of player.
Those professionals also once thought it was okay to play Weber and Monahan on broken footAlways cracks me up when someone without medical information will make a definitive statement over the professionals who saw all the medical information and did their own physiological assessment of the player at the combine.
Those professionals also once thought it was okay to play Weber and Monahan on broken foot
"Some" posters around here said they were ER physicians with 15 years of experience and wrote they thought a herniated disc with sciatlagia is really concerning for a 18 y old hockey player but were told by HFBoarders they are no spine neurosurgeon so they don't know sh**.I have no way to know if that is true or not and neither do you.
However I do know that most, if not all NHL teams have checked his medical records and he seems to be sticking in the top 5. Every one of those teams have a medical staff that is far smarter and better equipped to make that call than either of us.
Ill trust their judgement over some "internet doctor" any day.
I guess habs have the everyday doctors and the better ones they hire free lance for short period time like now, to decide major medical condition.Those professionals also once thought it was okay to play Weber and Monahan on broken foot
"Some" posters around here said they were ER physicians with 15 years of experience and wrote they thought a herniated disc with sciatlagia is really concerning for a 18 y old hockey player but were told by HFBoarders they are no spine neurosurgeon so they don't know sh**.
At some point a spine neurosurgeon would post about it here and would be told he has not seen the kid's MRI so he doesn't know sh**.
People here do not want to hear things that do not fit their narrative, so forget about it.
That herniated disc OF COURSE more concerning than Demidov's ankle sprain. No doctor in the world will be able to say drafting this kid is safe, no matter the MRI or the physical.
How do you know his stock rose??? lol Because Pronman thought so?Weird that 32 medical staffs had a look at his imagery and his stock rose after doing so rather than fell.
How do you know his stock rose??? lol Because Pronman thought so?
No team will ever go to sport journalists "hey there is no way we draft a kid with a herniated disc with our pick in the top 10". What would they gain by doing so?
No need for talking to you anymore .You keep attacking people and saying they are not "responsible professionals" because they say a herniated disc with sciatica is a real cause for concern for any hockey player, no matter how they feel "at the moment".Because every person leaving the combine had the same sense from everyone they talked to.
They all said they felt way better about his medical situation after the combine.
If there was any hesitancy at all the messaging would have been that there's still some questions lingering.
Even Basu and Godin who left the combine specifically looking for information on Lindstrom, left thinking that the possibility of Lindstrom being there at 5 was less likely than it was before and that Demidov was more likely to be there than before.
But yeah, some so called medical experts on a hockey forum without ever seeing any medical imaging or doing any type of physiological assessment of the individual, are in a much better place to make that determination. No responsible medical professional would even give such an adamant statement toward an individuals medical outlook without that information.
I have no way to know if that is true or not and neither do you.
However I do know that most, if not all NHL teams have checked his medical records and he seems to be sticking in the top 5. Every one of those teams have a medical staff that is far smarter and better equipped to make that call than either of us.
Ill trust their judgement over some "internet doctor" any day.
This is not the draft to be gambling on at 5 OA. There are many other viable options who come with a similar level of ability/ upside and far less risk.Tbh,
I'm okay with a lot of selections,
What I'm not okay with is drafting an 18yr old who already has herniated disc(s) in his back. Lindstrom needs to be on our DND list, however some so-called insiders are saying he is our guy if he is available, which is scary to me.
This is not the draft to be gambling on at 5 OA. There are many other viable options who come with a similar level of ability/ upside and far less risk.
With his injury history it would not be surprising to see this player drop out of the top ten.As someone who has dealt with herniated disc the last 10 years… Do not Draft.
Lindstrom will be injured more than Dach.
We’ll see. He should improve somewhat. If he doesn’t, he’s a really good 2nd line player. But it’s a setback for us big teams time.It is worrisome...
After his shoulder surgery, Caufield looks more human than ever before in regards to his shot.
Hopefully it was just an adjustment year/period and he goes back to his old self...
Iirc it was Rollie Mélançon (G coach at the time) who was adamant Price was as a generational G, Timmins wanted Staal and Savard wanted Kopitar.It's false that Gainey overruled Timmins to draft Price.
Iirc it was Rollie Mélançon (G coach at the time) who was adamant Price was as a generational G, Timmins wanted Staal and Savard wanted Kopitar.
Not sure what you mean by "overruled." Gainey was Timmins' boss. He didn't have to "overrule" him. It was his decision. Same with HuGo (mostly Go). They do not have to manage the team by consensus if they don't want to. That was my point.It's false that Gainey overruled Timmins to draft Price.
I sue doctors all the time. A lot of them think they know everything about everything medical because they went to medical school. That's how a lot of them get into the trouble. On the other hand, it is good for business (mine).Because every person leaving the combine had the same sense from everyone they talked to.
They all said they felt way better about his medical situation after the combine.
If there was any hesitancy at all the messaging would have been that there's still some questions lingering.
Even Basu and Godin who left the combine specifically looking for information on Lindstrom, left thinking that the possibility of Lindstrom being there at 5 was less likely than it was before and that Demidov was more likely to be there than before.
But yeah, some so called medical experts on a hockey forum without ever seeing any medical imaging or doing any type of physiological assessment of the individual, are in a much better place to make that determination. No responsible medical professional would even give such an adamant statement toward an individuals medical outlook without that information.
I have a pretty good idea.You know no such thing as you have absolute no clue what any NHL team's list looks like.....