Injury Report: Bruins 2022 Injured List
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BiteThisBurrows
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whatsbruin
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He seems to need surgery after every season.
Not sure you are ever 100 % the same after surgery.
Has to be tiring on him, and wearing him down.
Not sure you are ever 100 % the same after surgery.
Has to be tiring on him, and wearing him down.
This is what concerns me about Marchand's double-hip surgery. How much will it diminish his speed, strength and agility?
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More importantly his edge work and stability which is how he protects the puck from bigger stronger playera
Depending on the degree of the surgeries there are no guarantees. Arthroscopic is one thing - less evasive quicker recovery time. However, cutting and opening them up - well, that's not always a good thing when it comes to shoulders, hips, and knees. It becomes a crap shot on how the recovery goes - sometimes it can become a challenge just to resume normal every day activities never mind resuming life as a professional athlete. Let's just pray for the best for all concerned. Time will tell.
Marchand was on the same flight as my wife this morning . From what she could tell he looked to be doing very well was caring his baby and car seat and seemed to be moving without any noticeable problem . Hope that means he is recovering quickly
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Can they put any of the injured players that will go beyond opening day on LTIR before signing or making trades for anyone (where they'll take on cap)?
Marchand was at a amsument park in Bristol RI today w his family..happy healthy says hopefully by Halloween....let's hope but regardless good news
Marchand and Pasta both came back well ahead of schedule after there off-season surgery’s in 2020
I think Marchand and McAvoy will return ahead of schedule this year
Think both will have played a game before thanksgiving
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Yes as long as a doctor can say that they'll miss 10 games when the season starts.
At the same time, they don't need to put anyone on LTIR yet as you are allowed to go over the ceiling by 10% (8.1m) during the offseason.
I want to see our veterans stop pushing these timelines. I feel rushing back leads to less a healthy team with fewer prepared players to bring up for the playoffs.
I’d rather slide in with rested veterans and tested prospects. Even if we risk missing the playoffs this would be my personal preference.
I don't think any player – especially players as important as Marchand and McAvoy – are going to be rushed back. It's their careers and health on the line as well. Timelines for healing are estimates. If the doctors clear them, if they pass all tests, if they're feeling good once they get on the ice and go through the usual process of skating with the team in practice and then taking contact - and they're cleared to play - they'll play.
It may happen ahead of schedule, or there may be setbacks. Let's let the process play out.
Looks like 63 is doing A ok
Marchy new hips! Watch this story by Katrina Marchand on Instagram before it disappears.
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Any news on Lindholm and his knee. Only ask because he missed a good portion of the regular season as a bruin and he ended the season not being sure if surgery was needed or not.
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Lindholm said it was from a hit he took in a game against the Detroit Red Wings, and he's unsure if he'll need surgery in the offseason or not.
Hampus Lindholm had multiple injuries during playoffs
When the Boston Bruins acquired Hampus Lindholm from the Anaheim Ducks at the March 21st NHL Trade Deadline, they bolstered
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Lindholm said it was from a hit he took in a game against the Detroit Red Wings, and he's unsure if he'll need surgery in the offseason or not.
Thanks for the ... hip check
Looks like 63 is doing A ok
Marchy new hips! Watch this story by Katrina Marchand on Instagram before it disappears.
Marchand will be back by Halloween if not the start of the season he is progressing very well and if this pace keeps up knock on wood he will be in the lineup opening night
I feel like poster's are maybe a little over optimistic here. A week or two early maybe. A month or more early after double hip surgery. I don't see it. In fact I would rather not. I believe we can tread water through the injuries enough to compete for the 8 seed when McAvoy, Marchand and Bergeron are back. Don't rush any of them.
Scratch Bergeron due back ~9/5. Replace with Grezclyk out til November.
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