eojsmada
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Good thing they sent Savoie back to junior just a couple of days ago
This city is cursed.
How dare you bring facts to a gut opinions contest!Panarin had 63 of his 92 total points last year in just 24 games, and only 29 in his other 58 games.
That did NOT look good...
It's hard to believe such a BIG man could get hurt that easily but... maybe that's why he got hurt.
^^ Yup. ^^This looks like an absolutely nothing play that happens a dozen times each game. Seems like really bad luck that he must have landed in the worse way possible on that type of a play.
It has a lot to do with more weight on their joints.^^ Yup. ^^
Being BIG isn't all it's cracked up to be. Sometimes BIG guys are even more fragile / injury prone.
As someone (me) who is older, it's the BIG men who fall apart more quickly.
That did NOT look good...
It's hard to believe such a BIG man could get hurt that easily but... maybe that's why he got hurt.
That did NOT look good...
It's hard to believe such a BIG man could get hurt that easily but... maybe that's why he got hurt.
Looked like the defender’s skate went across his foot/ankle.This looks like an absolutely nothing play that happens a dozen times each game. Seems like really bad luck that he must have landed in the worse way possible on that type of a play.
I suspect that's the play that will have Tage out for a while. If the cut or whatever it was in the first period was debilitating, he wouldn't have returned.He took a pick to the hand in the 2nd period after he came back an went right back off
How did NHL.com make this an upper-body injury? Too me it looks like a MCL tear or a dislocated kneecap. If it would be the ACL his season would be over.
Looked like the defender’s skate went across his foot/ankle.
Ok, so 1-2 months then.Because he came back into the game after this and then took a slapshot off the hand and didn’t comeback.
It doesn’t take much to injure that part of the body. I hope he’s not out too long. The game is so much better with him in it and not on the sidelinesI suspect that's the play that will have Tage out for a while. If the cut or whatever it was in the first period was debilitating, he wouldn't have returned.
If it is his hand then 2 months is bare minimum depending on the issue.Ok, so 1-2 months then.
Yup. Like I said elsewhere, when you get older, the first people whose bodies start breaking down, are your bigger friends. Joints are, like you said, a sore spot - no pun intended.It has a lot to do with more weight on their joints.
If you double the height, the strength needs to be quadrupled to retain the same sturdiness. It's physics.
Ouch! That's a brutal diagnosis. For his sake, I hope you are wrong.How did NHL.com make this an upper-body injury? Too me it looks like a MCL tear or a dislocated kneecap. If it would be the ACL his season would be over.
He probably broke his wrist on that shot from McAvoy.I was figuring finger or something then read it hit wrist so if it's LTIR it's probably broke fractured etc.Yup. Like I said elsewhere, when you get older, the first people whose bodies start breaking down, are your bigger friends. Joints are, like you said, a sore spot - no pun intended.
Ouch! That's a brutal diagnosis. For his sake, I hope you are wrong.
He was hobbling off so it was his knee/leg.He probably broke his wrist on that shot from McAvoy.I was figuring finger or something then read it hit wrist so if it's LTIR it's probably broke fractured etc.
We offered him the same deal as Boston and he walked. Also we weren't a great team when he walked, we stunk. We still stink but we used to stink too.All the assets in the world with an already great team and refused to pony up for a Vezina winner
Not cursed
Just stupid
Looked like the defender’s skate went across his foot/ankle.
That was 1st time.He came back took McAvoy shot in wrist areaHe was hobbling off so it was his knee/leg.