Injury Report: Bruins Injury Thread II

[00BW]

The 2015 2nd round Jeremy's can't stay healthy.

I thought Jeremy Lauzon was injury prone as he has missed a lot of games in the Q and now the AHL and is still out for about the past month.

But San Jose's pick (they traded 2 2nds and a 6th to move up 8 spots), Jeremy Roy, was out the first 10 or 11 months of this year after reconstructive surgery on a knee is back out again after someone rolled onto that same knee.

Jeremy Bracco has only played 17 of 30 AHL games but I don't know if that is injury or healthy scratches.

I still have high hopes for Lauzon but he's going nowhere if he can't stay healthy to develop.

 

[Ratty]

The 2015 2nd round Jeremy's can't stay healthy.

I thought Jeremy Lauzon was injury prone as he has missed a lot of games in the Q and now the AHL and is still out for about the past month.

But San Jose's pick (they traded 2 2nds and a 6th to move up 8 spots), Jeremy Roy, was out the first 10 or 11 months of this year after reconstructive surgery on a knee is back out again after someone rolled onto that same knee.

Jeremy Bracco has only played 17 of 30 AHL games but I don't know if that is injury or healthy scratches.

I still have high hopes for Lauzon but he's going nowhere if he can't stay healthy to develop.

I've wondered about the term "injury prone". Is it because a guy plays with such reckless abandon that he's destined to frequent the IR list?

How about a guy who plays a conservative game but is checked into the boards and incurs a serious shoulder injury, then, later in the season when he is healed, he goes knee to knee and is out for the remainder of the season. Next training camp he breaks a finger blocking a shot. Three unrelated injuries that could happen to anyone. Is he brittle? Does that crown him with the title "injury prone"?

Just wondering because I read the term all the time and not sure how it applies.

 

[Dr Hook]

I've wondered about the term "injury prone". Is it because a guy plays with such reckless abandon that he's destined to frequent the IR list?

How about a guy who plays a conservative game but is checked into the boards and incurs a serious shoulder injury, then, later in the season when he is healed, he goes knee to knee and is out for the remainder of the season. Next training camp he breaks a finger blocking a shot. Three unrelated injuries that could happen to anyone. Is he brittle? Does that crown him with the title "injury prone"?

Just wondering because I read the term all the time and not sure how it applies.

I've always felt that it is someone who get injured frequently for any reason. A very scientific analysis Seriously, though, some players/people just seem to have the worst luck with getting hurt. My daughter had a teammate that was constantly injured- freak things, too. I suppose there are some cases where some minor 'flaw' in biomechanics can produce strains and stressors that manifest finally in injury, but that doesn't account for those folks that seem to catch a flying elbow in a pileup and get concussed or step at just the right angle into a dip in the grass or whatever. Cehlarik right now seems like Lauzon, can't catch a break with the injuries- I guess you call it injury proneness?

 

[Absurdity]

 

[ORR2Sanderson2ORR]

Peter Cehlarik (leg) will travel with the Bruins when they begin their road trip on Thursday.
Cehlarik will stay on the sidelines Wednesday night though. He's missed a month so far due to the leg injury.

David Krejci (upper body) won't play in Wednesday's contest.
It will be Krejci's fourth straight game on the sidelines. He will be joining the Bruins on their upcoming three-game road trip though.

Adam McQuaid has recovered from his leg injury.
Despite that, the Bruins don't plan on using McQuaid in Wednesday's game. He last played on Oct. 19.

Source:
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[Gee Wally]

Where does it hurt? David Krejci won’t say - The Boston Globe

A mystery ailment has left David Krejci hurt enough to miss five straight games, including Wednesday’s post-break resumption against Ottawa. The Bruins center said it is not related to the injury that shelved him for 11 games in October and November.

In turn, Krejci insisted his previous boo-boo was not with his back, even though coach Bruce Cassidy said it was the area in which his center absorbed a cross-check against Vancouver Oct. 19.

“Different injury,” said Krejci, who is on injured reserve. “It’s not my back. I haven’t hurt my back all season.

The center’s suit-and-tie status could be subject to change. He was due to visit doctors Wednesday afternoon, and he will travel to Washington and Ottawa for the upcoming two-game road trip.

 

[ODAAT]

Where does it hurt? David Krejci won’t say - The Boston Globe

A mystery ailment has left David Krejci hurt enough to miss five straight games, including Wednesday’s post-break resumption against Ottawa. The Bruins center said it is not related to the injury that shelved him for 11 games in October and November.

In turn, Krejci insisted his previous boo-boo was not with his back, even though coach Bruce Cassidy said it was the area in which his center absorbed a cross-check against Vancouver Oct. 19.

“Different injury,” said Krejci, who is on injured reserve. “It’s not my back. I haven’t hurt my back all season.

The center’s suit-and-tie status could be subject to change. He was due to visit doctors Wednesday afternoon, and he will travel to Washington and Ottawa for the upcoming two-game road trip.

weird, all along I thought it was his back

 

[Alicat]

Where does it hurt? David Krejci won’t say - The Boston Globe

A mystery ailment has left David Krejci hurt enough to miss five straight games, including Wednesday’s post-break resumption against Ottawa. The Bruins center said it is not related to the injury that shelved him for 11 games in October and November.

In turn, Krejci insisted his previous boo-boo was not with his back, even though coach Bruce Cassidy said it was the area in which his center absorbed a cross-check against Vancouver Oct. 19.

“Different injury,” said Krejci, who is on injured reserve. “It’s not my back. I haven’t hurt my back all season.

The center’s suit-and-tie status could be subject to change. He was due to visit doctors Wednesday afternoon, and he will travel to Washington and Ottawa for the upcoming two-game road trip.

My money is on cracked ribs and/or torn cartilage

 

[LouJersey]

Where does it hurt? David Krejci won’t say - The Boston Globe

A mystery ailment has left David Krejci hurt enough to miss five straight games, including Wednesday’s post-break resumption against Ottawa. The Bruins center said it is not related to the injury that shelved him for 11 games in October and November.

In turn, Krejci insisted his previous boo-boo was not with his back, even though coach Bruce Cassidy said it was the area in which his center absorbed a cross-check against Vancouver Oct. 19.

“Different injury,” said Krejci, who is on injured reserve. “It’s not my back. I haven’t hurt my back all season.

The center’s suit-and-tie status could be subject to change. He was due to visit doctors Wednesday afternoon, and he will travel to Washington and Ottawa for the upcoming two-game road trip.

People still convinced he's not injury prone?

 

[DKH]

People still convinced he's not injury prone?

he is but he plays hard and plays well- he can play for Team DKH that is all that matters

 

[Over the volcano]

My money is on cracked ribs and/or torn cartilage

Wonder if it’s the same mystery that did him in the playoffs last year - they never really figured that one out, did they?

 

[LouJersey]

he is but he plays hard and plays well- he can play for Team DKH that is all that matters

If he caps it at 15 games missed per season, I think he's still worth it. We are serious cup contenders when he is healthy/playing

 

[Olden McGroin]

Krejci and McQuaid talk about returning

 

[VanIsle]

Would love to see a Heinen Krejci Backes line.

Nash filled in great but he ain't no DK.

 

[ODAAT]

he is but he plays hard and plays well- he can play for Team DKH that is all that matters

any room for a left handed RW with an absolute cannon snap shot?????

 

[Gee Wally]

Danton Heinen giving Bruins shot in arm - The Boston Globe
Spooner ailing

Spooner exited the lineup midway through the third period and never returned the bench. He has spent two stretches out of the lineup this season, hindered by a groin injury. Cassidy said he would not have an update until prior to Sunday’s game. If he were to need the night off, Frank Vatrano would be the likely choice to take his spot at right wing with the Jake DeBrusk-David Krejci line .

 

[Ladyfan]

Danton Heinen giving Bruins shot in arm - The Boston Globe
Spooner ailing

Spooner exited the lineup midway through the third period and never returned the bench. He has spent two stretches out of the lineup this season, hindered by a groin injury. Cassidy said he would not have an update until prior to Sunday’s game. If he were to need the night off, Frank Vatrano would be the likely choice to take his spot at right wing with the Jake DeBrusk-David Krejci line .

Poor Ryan. He has been playing so well I hope it is nothing

 

[Bruinaura]

Bergy evidently messed up his wrist Friday although it didn't appear to be a problem last night

Sickness Couldn't Stop Bruins' Bergeron From 4-Goal Outburst

On top of being sick to the point where he was not looking forward to having to play the Panthers on Thursday before the NHL called off the game, Bergeron had a collision in practice Friday and landed on his wrist. He was angry throughout the rest of the session until he scored on a one-timer during extra work and skated directly for the exit.

 

[RedeyeRocketeer]

Is there really a downside at one point to shutting Krejci down an effort to bring him back for the playoffs? I know it probably sends the wrong message, but that or having him play 1 out of 2 games or something. I see no point in a glorious streak now and no hockey come March.

 

[C0ach B0mbay]

Is there really a downside at one point to shutting Krejci down an effort to bring him back for the playoffs? I know it probably sends the wrong message, but that or having him play 1 out of 2 games or something. I see no point in a glorious streak now and no hockey come March.

I like this idea a lot given that our position in the division looks rock solid (even though we really don't know much about what's ailing 46). Unfortunately I don't think it'll ever happen. Is there a precedent for this anywhere in the NHL? Shutting down a player with nagging injuries to improve their playoff health? All I can think of is seeing Brady take snaps into the 4th quarter in week 17, despite many rumored injuries.

 

[Chief Nine]

Is there really a downside at one point to shutting Krejci down an effort to bring him back for the playoffs? I know it probably sends the wrong message, but that or having him play 1 out of 2 games or something. I see no point in a glorious streak now and no hockey come March.

Are you privy to some information that he's hurt? I haven't read or heard anything about Krejci being injured since he's been back.

 

[sooshii]

 

[Chief Nine]

Yikes, if it wasn’t for bad luck...

 

[Bruinfanatic]

Yikes, if it wasn’t for bad luck...

Ouch poor guy

 

[Bruinfanatic]

Any word on Cehlarik ,sorry probably spelled it wrong.