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If he's not back Saturday void his contract.
The problem with this theory is that he wouldn't be flying back and forth to Boston or skating while in protocol, doesnt add up.Concussion protocol?
The more he skates and practices and the less he plays it seems that would be the only thing out of his control.
If they don't clear him there is nothing the Leafs can do
He wouldn't be back on the ice that quickly if its a concussion.Concussion protocol?
The more he skates and practices and the less he plays it seems that would be the only thing out of his control.
If they don't clear him there is nothing the Leafs can do
With this team more likely one of them crawled up inside his stomach.I'm going way out on a limb and take a guess that his injury is.....
Testicular torsion.
Woke up and one of his boys was the size of a grapefruit.
The problem with this theory is that he wouldn't be flying back and forth to Boston or skating while in protocol, doesnt add up.
Also... When did he get a concussion!
Just the fact that no one in the media has reported what the deal is with Nylander's injury should highlight the crisis in the hockey media today.
Miss the days when the media's job was to find out the truth and report it to the world. Don't for a second think that most in the media knows what is going on, but they are servants to whatever the team and players want so they don't do their job.
They media don't serve a purpose anymore. I don't see why they continue to get free access to games. Well, I do, they just echo the PR Department
I disagree.Just the fact that no one in the media has reported what the deal is with Nylander's injury should highlight the crisis in the hockey media today.
Miss the days when the media's job was to find out the truth and report it to the world. Don't for a second think that most in the media knows what is going on, but they are servants to whatever the team and players want so they don't do their job.
They media don't serve a purpose anymore. I don't see why they continue to get free access to games. Well, I do, they just echo the PR Department
Agreed on all of this.Just the fact that no one in the media has reported what the deal is with Nylander's injury should highlight the crisis in the hockey media today.
Miss the days when the media's job was to find out the truth and report it to the world. Don't for a second think that most in the media knows what is going on, but they are servants to whatever the team and players want so they don't do their job.
They media don't serve a purpose anymore. I don't see why they continue to get free access to games. Well, I do, they just echo the PR Department
If he's not back Saturday void his contract.
Exactly! Take someone like Chris Johnston who basically works for the team. The Leafs PR department could tweet what he does. You couldn't tell the difference. We don't really need "Reporter Chris"Agreed on all of this.
They don't want to lose their access, but in the process they have lost their relevance.
If pigs had wings they could fly.In non-socialist sports leagues where big market teams are allowed to thrive instead of being forced to support the minnows this is possible. You should be able to tear up an athlete's contract for underperforming or if they are made of glass.
And all those Dubas bootlickers too..they made me sick.Exactly! Take someone like Chris Johnston who basically works for the team. The Leafs PR department could tweet what he does. You couldn't tell the difference. We don't really need "Reporter Chris"
If pigs had wings they could fly.
Not that I disagree, but might as well shout at clouds.
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In the good old days we all hated JFJ.And all those Dubas bootlickers too..they made me sick.
It's like, you have to either be a total troll or a total fanboy these days and there's no in between. It blows.
Reported or logically. The guy is playing when he can play when it makes sense. That's Saturday if possible, or if not possible, not Saturday. It's not complicated.There's absolutely nothing that's been reported that supports this.
So let's take Keefe's words at face value:
Three games in a row Nylander is a possibility depending on how he feels. Nylander would not be a possibility if the medical staff would not clear him.
I am taking it at face value and assuming the decision is up to Nylander, as Keefe has been suggesting for 3 games in a row.