Injury Report: 2021-2022 Injury Updates

[montreal]

Habs - Gallagher - day to day
Carey Price - starting rehab likely out a while more
Shea Weber - several injuries that are expected to be season ending
Petry - LBI, week to week
Pezzetta - UBI, week to week



Laval - Gianni Fairbrother - LBI, out till end of May
Cam Hillis - unknown, out 2-3 weeks,
Troy Dello - unknow, out 2-4 weeks,
Tobie Bisson - unknown, out 3-5 weeks



Prospects - Kaiden Guhle - unknown
Logan Mailloux - shoulder, day to day, happened 3-6
Xavier Simoneau - unknown
Jack Smith - who the hell knows, out for season

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[Milhouse40]

 

[CristianoRonaldo]

Good news.

 

[Canadienna]

During the expansion draft:



After the expansion draft:

 

[HabsWhiteKnightLOL]

Good news.

Seattle new fans crying right now.
They will have Drieger and Jordan Eberle i guess to buy jerseys from.

Oh wait

 

[Redux91]

and he'll get even more time off to get some actual training in too, so most likely misses the first month of the season, which is ok with having Allen around

dont kill yourself to come back for game 1 Carey, take your time bud

 

[The Great Weal]

Ron Francis is working on a time machine as we speak

 

[sheed36]

Just waiting for the "Did the Habs cheat and dupe Francis and the Kraken concerning Price's potential injuries" thread on the mainboard now.

The amount of hate directed the Habs way from non Hab fans after this recent Price surgery report should be epic once it does get posted.

 

[yianik]

Gary Bettman is not amused.

31 GMs are not amused.

But I think it's pretty damn amusing

 

[Chili]

That was quick.

 

[frapp10]

Good start

 

[Adam Michaels]

@ Francis

 

[HostileCapSpace]

"The Habs are making a mockery of the draft!"

 

[yianik]

Just waiting for the "Did the Habs cheat and dupe Francis and the Kraken concerning Price's potential injuries" thread on the mainboard now.

The amount of hate directed the Habs way from non Hab fans after this recent Price surgery report should be epic once it does get posted.

Beware Canadiens bearing medical reports.

 

[montreal]

so the hip will be ok, that is likely the best news as that could be really bad for a goalie I would think.

But if he's out 12 weeks, he might not be ready for the start, as they would be right around mid- Oct and if the Habs are smart they would take some caution with him assuming it's the same knee he's been having problems with the past few years.

 

[Milhouse40]

Well that explained some of the signing.

 

[Pompeius Magnus]

Bummer for him, hip injuries are notoriously difficult for athletes, its one of the worst operation too.

 

[Gainesvillain]

Oh for goodness sake.

 

[Kudo Shinichi]

5 months means he should be back around January

 

[Zorba]

Well that explains a lot of the moves

 

[Captain97]

So Perreault makes a ton of sense now.

 

[Scotianhab]

More money to use since he’ll be on LTIR I assume??

 

[Kudo Shinichi]

More money to use since he’ll be on LTIR I assume??

He will be back during the regular season, so we can't really use his cap space money

 

[1909]

So, never enough wingers, I guess.

 

[Adam Michaels]

More money to use since he’ll be on LTIR I assume??

He won't go on LTIR because he should be back mid-season.

If Habs place him on LTIR and use that money, when Byron returns, they'll need to shed that money.