Injury Report: 2022-23 injury report

[seroes]

Ouch. That could be a career ender. I feel for the man.

 

[sharski]

Oof

His resilience is definitely being tested. I hope his recovery goes well and he still gets a shot to come back

 

[slocal]

Should have never given him Havlat's locker.

 

[Quid Pro Clowe]

2 very bad injuries that will cause him to miss 2 years of playing hockey and developing. He’s likely toast.

 

[StanleyCup2035]

2 very bad injuries that will cause him to miss 2 years of playing hockey and developing. He’s likely toast.

Unless he does a Klay and returns after 3 years of absense. Hope this helps us tank hard for Bedard

 

[DG93]

Bleh...poor guy =[

Sharks defense keeps getting worse, Ferraro-Karlsson, Nutivaara-Benning, Vlasic-Merkley/Megna...yikes

 

[Alwalys]

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[LadyStanley]

Knyzhov's ELC expires next summer.

He could be back around All Star break/Valentine's day.

My guess is they assign/keep him in the AHL rather than push for NHL time. (Until he can prove he's -- mostly -- healthy.)

 

[OrrNumber4]

Poor guy.

Seems very unlikely that he'll have an NHL future.

 

[StanleyCup2035]

Indeed. At this point, he is as likely to play NHL as Putin.

 

[stator]

Sandisfan is the Joe Thornton of HF Boards who just racks up tons of assists and then out of nowhere styles on everyone with a post like nbd

Peak Jumbo was excellent. However, I'm stuck with images of slow Joe because he didn't know when to retire from the NHL

 

[LadyStanley]

Ah

 

[Karl Prime]

Torn Achilles.

He might be done. As a bottom 4 guy with no injuries and now with a really bad hernia injury and an Achilles he might lose as much of a step as EK65 did, which would put him at sub replacement level.

To be clear on it, Karlsson didn't lose a step after his torn achilles - it was only after the 2017 broken foot that he slowed down. However, for someone like Knyzhov who is far less of an athlete than Karlsson was, I think it will be a really hard road for him to return to the NHL. Shame.

 

[Anomie2029]

To be clear on it, Karlsson didn't lose a step after his torn achilles - it was only after the 2017 broken foot that he slowed down. However, for someone like Knyzhov who is far less of an athlete than Karlsson was, I think it will be a really hard road for him to return to the NHL. Shame.

To be fair though - Knyzhov is younger, so recovery will be better.

The real issue will be effectively being away from the game for two years, rather than the specific Achilles injury.

 

[Karl Prime]

To be fair though - Knyzhov is younger, so recovery will be better.

The real issue will be effectively being away from the game for two years, rather than the specific Achilles injury.

Knyzhov is 24. Karlsson was just shy of 23 when he had his torn achilles.

 

[Anomie2029]

Knyzhov is 24. Karlsson was just shy of 23 when he had his torn achilles.

Was more talking about Karlsson from his broken foot.

Regardless, I still stand by the point that the 2 years out of competitive hockey will set Knyzhov back more than the mechanics of the injury.

 

[LadyStanley]

Maybe a return?

 

[LadyStanley]

Out today

 

[LadyStanley]

Updates

 

[LadyStanley]

Aches and pains

 

[LadyStanley]

 

[timorous me]

I guess the Prague trip is on then, lol.

 

[LadyStanley]

 

[LadyStanley]

At least he's skating, even if he can't take contact

 

[one2gamble]

what even happened to him?