Injury Report: The Injury Thread || Jarnkrok month to month || Kampf on LTIR || Domi on IR || Knies on IR
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yea but leafs get screwed by the Department of PS pieces of safety most of the time
I thought Kurvers for Scott Niedermayer and Courtnall for Kordic really helped define the Leaf brand. Luckily we gave away Steen and only gave up Seguin and Hamilton for Kessel. I'm glad we gave away all those cup winners.
keonsbitterness
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Yeah but he sure scored a lot more playoff goals and big ones. Compare his playoff stats to anyone currently on the Leafs. He was better than anyone we currently have.But not good enough for the Leafs rofl. This organization is laughed at by the whole NHL for a good reason. I don't even think this team is as good as the Burns Pat Quinn era.
keonsbitterness
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Russ Courtnall's point percentage went down in the playoffs. His undrafted brother Geoff hit 30 goals six times while #7 overall Russ only did it once.
What big goals did Russ score?
Ask Montreal fans. Point is we throw away very good players.
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Russ Courtnall had a 100 speed rating in NHL 95
Which tbh is a pretty big deal to me and it should be a big deal to everyone else too
keonsbitterness
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#1 answer: They won the Cup the year after they traded him.
Didn't always know where he was going, but he was definitely fast.
He was a very good player for Montreal. We routinely made bad trades and always overpaid. Gilmour is the only time we burned anyone but Clark for Sundin was a good one. You only need to look at our trades, own rentals and firsts thrown away to see what went wrong. Bad asset management and bad use of cap. Tre is already playing this hand..again.
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Craig Berube on Timothy Liljegren's status after sitting out the first three games: "His practices have been better -- more intensity, and doing things quicker... There's a chance he could play Wednesday"
After Monday’s practice, head coach Craig Berube discussed Timothy Liljegren joining the third pairing in practice, Joseph Woll’s status, and Auston Matthews’ pointless start to the season. October 14 Practice Lines Lines at Leafs practice Knies – Matthews – MarnerMcMann – Domi –...
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How is John Tavares feeling?
Berube: He is better, but still not there yet to practice today.
Is there any news on Joseph Woll?
Berube: Better. He went on the ice today for a while, so that is a good sign. He is improving. We will see where he is at tomorrow and if he can come out with us for a bit and take some shots. We are not sure yet. We will see tomorrow.
With the play of the two goalies so far, is there any need to rush Woll back?
Berube: Well, we wouldn’t rush a guy anyhow, no matter what, especially a goalie with an injury. We want all players to be fully healthy, and we don’t want to put anybody at risk of making it worse or sustaining another injury.
Right now, we are fine, but we want to get him back as quickly as we can.
keonsbitterness
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Let's check the math on that:
Marner, 50 in 57.
Matthews, 48 in 55.
Nylander, 43 in 54.
Tavares, 46 in 62.
Even Rielly has a better scoring rate. And Courtnall played in a higher scoring era.
Different than conditioning loan. Ltir loans last 3gp or 6 days max.
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So barring no injuries another trade or a player will be put on waivers by next Thursday.
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Apex Predator
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Someone said LTIR loans are 3 games or 6 days max. That’s how I got my dates. Assuming that info is correct.
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No More Excuses #MarnerOut
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Sports Hernia
The Maple Leafs haven't said much about the injury, aside from it being lower body. According to The Toronto Star's Kevin McGran, Jarnkrok is dealing with a sports hernia.
Report: Calle Jarnkrok Skates For First Time Since Suffering Injury In Maple Leafs Training Camp
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The veteran forward is eligible to return at any point as he's been out for the required 10 games and 24 days while on LTIR. Toronto still has 23 players on their active roster, and once Jarnkrok is deemed healthy, they will need to remove a player to create from for the forward.
