Injury Report: Bruins ‘23 - ‘24 Injured List
- Thread starter Gee Wally
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Sounds crazy to me. I wanna turn back the clock 20 years with access to these docs and trainers!
goldnblack
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Someone cover Carlo in bubble wrap. We're almost at his favorite time of the season to get janked up.
When was the last time he got injured for the playoffs? Seems like he's been fine the past few seasons?
Interesting. Makes me wonder, though, whether it's wise to throw the kid into the playoffs. Who comes out to make room for him?
The don godfather
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He’s done for the year. He will rehab and workout thru the off season.
I 100% believe this should be the case. But the way you state this as fact I wonder, if there is a medical wall here he will not achieve, or if this is simply that the brass has decided the risk to his future is too high to take a chance.
If you could share who decided he is done and some of the rationale I would be grateful and I will understand if you cannot.
22Brad Park
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He only had the stabilization surgery on shoulder Feb 7th .I would imagine the Dr's and team brass decided he is done and it would be quite reckless to fire him in to playoff wars without a good summer to strengthen it and a camp to get back into swing of things.I know you said you believe it should be the case so not taking aim at you here lol
No that is perfect, I had no medical context and always like to play it safe. Given what you said the timeline is just not feasible, only chat board fans would question it.
Bingo!
The skating is just to help his fitness and also be part of the being around the trainers and guys.
Number8
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Exactly.
If Matt Poitras weren't a 20 kid with 33 NHL games under his belt..... and were instead, say, a 39 year old Joe Pavelski with 1,300+ NHL games and desperate for a Cup?????? Maybe he could talk himself, the team management, and the doctors into letting him go and risking never being able to shampoo his hair with his right hand again. Even then I'd want the lawyers to say to Joe "OK, please sign here, here, here, and here".
But since he's not -- not a chance in hell. As you say Wally -- fitness and community. Nothing more.
Yup, I expect he will be still in a red no contact jersey at Development camp this summer if he decides to attend .
Bruinfanatic
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Justin Brazeau flew home. He’s week to week according to Montgomery.
Bruinfanatic
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That’s to bad he had been playing so well and his big body presence in front of the net was sorely needed,hopefully Maroon can take his place come playoffs.
Yes.
This will likely ensure that JVR will draw into the lineup. Hopefully, his mystery illness is behind him.
Maroon may debut against Pittsburgh, or make his first appearance in the playoffs.
Trust the coaching & medical staff are doing everything possible to ease that transition.
ODAAT
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man this sucks, significant loss of a big body who works the front of the net and the boards so well
Brazeau back home
Justin Brazeau, who left Tuesday’s win with what appeared to be a right arm injury, went back to Boston for further testing and Montgomery said the club will have a report on the “severity” of the ailment on Friday . . .
I am Bettman
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It’s just that time of year I guess, always has to be somebody who gets injured right before playoffs. I feel like it’s almost better that it will keep him out of action for a while instead of just making him play poorly. I’d prefer to have a fresh bottom-sixer in his place over an injured Braz.
22Brad Park
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Today is Friday what's the report on Brasseau,Now it's Saturday lol
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