Injury Report: 2020-21 Injury Thread

SharksFan17

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This tweet is weird. Am I to read it as no structural damage only nerve damage? That almost sounds worse.
 

TheBeard

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At this point why not just LTIR Hill? You have two good goalies still and Saw got better after his early jitters. What’s the rush?
 

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At this point why not just LTIR Hill? You have two good goalies still and Saw got better after his early jitters. What’s the rush?
LTIR does nothing unless the Sharks are exceeding the cap.
 

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LTIR does nothing unless the Sharks are exceeding the cap.
It doesn’t but if it’s a constant battle of knowing whether or not he’s ready it makes sense to just shut him down. What are we gonna do, just go with three goalies for the remaining 15-16 games? What’s it going to cost him, 2 maybe 3 starts?
 

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It doesn’t but if it’s a constant battle of knowing whether or not he’s ready it makes sense to just shut him down. What are we gonna do, just go with three goalies for the remaining 15-16 games? What’s it going to cost him, 2 maybe 3 starts?
I tend to agree with your point unless the idea here is to show he can play do we move him in the off-season???
 

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I tend to agree with your point unless the idea here is to show he can play do we move him in the off-season???
Selling low now on a young goalie when you have a vet having a career year with a much greater trade value would be ill-advised. Besides, those 1 or 2 games coming off a long injury don’t really give much info.
 
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It doesn’t but if it’s a constant battle of knowing whether or not he’s ready it makes sense to just shut him down. What are we gonna do, just go with three goalies for the remaining 15-16 games? What’s it going to cost him, 2 maybe 3 starts?
I would shut him down too, and after I posted I realized you may have just been talking about IR in general.
 

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I would shut him down too, and after I posted I realized you may have just been talking about IR in general.
LTIR, IR, it was more the sentiment that they should just let him heal without the stress of trying to come back for zero reason. If anything id be giving the Lion’s share of the starts to Khakonen to see what he can handle while also not overdoing Reimer’s usage. He’s closer to the future for the team than Reimer is.
 

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It doesn’t but if it’s a constant battle of knowing whether or not he’s ready it makes sense to just shut him down. What are we gonna do, just go with three goalies for the remaining 15-16 games? What’s it going to cost him, 2 maybe 3 starts?
If the idea is to move on from Hill, it's a good idea to get him in if he's healthy enough. If they're talking about being competitive next season, he makes the most sense to move on from in the offseason than Reimer. Then when the inevitable disappointment of next season happens, they will rent Reimer out at the deadline.
 

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If the idea is to move on from Hill, it's a good idea to get him in if he's healthy enough. If they're talking about being competitive next season, he makes the most sense to move on from in the offseason than Reimer. Then when the inevitable disappointment of next season happens, they will rent Reimer out at the deadline.
Unless the team decides to go with a much more manageable goalie split in terms of starts, asking Reimer to have a second career year at 35 is walking on thin ice. I see no reason to move on from Hill, especially if the interest in Reimer’s services remains high as it was the deadline. It would end up being a worst case scenario with James if the team struggles again and he plays like a 35 year old goalie should behind a garbage defense.
 

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If the idea is to move on from Hill, it's a good idea to get him in if he's healthy enough. If they're talking about being competitive next season, he makes the most sense to move on from in the offseason than Reimer. Then when the inevitable disappointment of next season happens, they will rent Reimer out at the deadline.
Send Hill, Reimer and Kahkonen packing next deadline and roll with Chrona and Gaudreau...Bedard, do you know the way to San Jose?
 

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Unless the team decides to go with a much more manageable goalie split in terms of starts, asking Reimer to have a second career year at 35 is walking on thin ice. I see no reason to move on from Hill, especially if the interest in Reimer’s services remains high as it was the deadline. It would end up being a worst case scenario with James if the team struggles again and he plays like a 35 year old goalie should behind a garbage defense.
They won't be asking him to have a career year. They're asking him to help along their next goalie which was Hill but is now Kahkonen. That job is still there for Reimer to fill. That worst case scenario only means they let him walk after the season. Getting an asset out of him would be great and likely still on the table. Not much of a difference that I can tell in doing that last week, this offseason, or next deadline. I just think they have decided that they're going to move on from Hill this offseason. And they think that because he hasn't been able to stay healthy and hasn't performed to their expectations.
 
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