Injury Report: Parise & Pominville Diagnosed with Mumps (Back at Practice)

[Engebretson]

Awesome timing too. They get diagnosed the day after the bye week. Ugh.

 

[Wabit]

I'm wondering if this is the Euro strain of the mumps. Was just told by a paramedic that it requires a different booster then the NA version.

 

[123TripleDoge]

Minnesota sports

 

[ThatGuy22]

I'm wondering if this is the Euro strain of the mumps. Was just told by a paramedic that it requires a different booster then the NA version.

So it's Hanzal's fault. Lost the trade

 

[MuckOG]

A positive spin to this could mean that if there was any nagging injury bothering Parise, maybe this extended time off will allow him to heal and come back stronger than ever.

 

[nickschultzfan]

Franky I rather have this run through the team now than April.

 

[57special]

A positive spin to this could mean that if there was any nagging injury bothering Parise, maybe this extended time off will allow him to heal and come back stronger than ever.

The trouble is that in adults the Mumps can have lingering effects

 

[DANOZ28]

i hope this doesn't turn into a disaster. how does this happen? bad sushi?

 

[123TripleDoge]

Lets just hope it's isolated and nobody else will get it. Although, I can already envision losing a few guys in warmups with mumps on Game 1 of the playoffs.

 

[gphr513]

Was Stevens on the bench last night?

 

[tomgilbertfan]

Was Stevens on the bench last night?

No, Darby took his place.

 

[BigT2002]

Great....well get it out of the way before playoffs.

 

[NHL1674]

The trouble is that in adults the Mumps can have lingering effects

Suter didn't miss much time when he had it, but you could tell that it sucked the energy out of him for quite a while.

 

[Uberdachen]

Russo said Brodin missed 3 weeks last time, Ryan Suter missed just one game. He expects Parise and Pominville to miss 4 of the next 5 games.

Suter may have only missed one game but he played like rotten dog farts for weeks afterward.


This is just not Parise's year. His best approach moving forward might be to go volunteer in a school lunchroom and lick all the trays clean.

 

[57special]

Suter didn't miss much time when he had it, but you could tell that it sucked the energy out of him for quite a while.

Brodin was out forever, and said it's the sickest he'd ever been.

 

[123TripleDoge]

Woulda been fun to see Fletcher's face when he learned they had the mumps.

 

[Avder]

****in mumps ******** god ****ing dammit Vancouver mother trucking pile of orca...

 

[gphr513]

****in mumps ******** god ****ing dammit Vancouver mother trucking pile of orca...

2.3/10 on the Avder Rant Scale....

 

[Teddy10Beers]

I am baffled as to how this can come up again after we dealt with it just two years ago. I assumed our front office and medical staff got everyone vaccinated when it surfaced the last time. Why would players need vaccinations again so soon? Did we have players that declined vaccinations? Did Parise and Pominville get vaccinations but they were not effective? I hope someone in the media will get more details on this. Right now there does not appear to be much transparency from the Wild (or other clubs) or the NHL on this issue.

 

[Wabit]

I am baffled as to how this can come up again after we dealt with it just two years ago. I assumed our front office and medical staff got everyone vaccinated when it surfaced the last time. Why would players need vaccinations again so soon? Did we have players that declined vaccinations? Did Parise and Pominville get vaccinations but they were not effective? I hope someone in the media will get more details on this. Right now there does not appear to be much transparency from the Wild (or other clubs) or the NHL on this issue.

There shouldn't be much transparency imo. You start getting into HIPAA laws.

The vaccinations aren't 100%, 88% is a number I've seen on here. 12% of a 23 man roster is ~2.74 players. Also mutations or different strands can render current vaccinations less effective. A weakened immune system, ie getting strep multiple times in a year, makes people more susceptible.

 

[Minnewildsota]

There shouldn't be much transparency imo. You start getting into HIPAA laws.

The vaccinations aren't 100%, 88% is a number I've seen on here. 12% of a 23 man roster is ~2.74 players. Also mutations or different strands can render current vaccinations less effective. A weakened immune system, ie getting strep multiple times in a year, makes people more susceptible.

Which is why it's important that everyone get vaccines, to help people that aren't able to receive them.

No, you won't get autism.

 

[Wabit]

Which is why it's important that everyone get vaccines, to help people that aren't able to receive them.

No, you won't get autism.

Yep. Herd vaccination to protect the ones that the vaccine won't work on. It's how smallpox was eradicated from naturally occurring. The Smallpox (cowpox) shot took forever to heal, and left a dent in my arm.

 

[TaLoN]

Suter may have only missed one game but he played like rotten dog farts for weeks afterward.


This is just not Parise's year. His best approach moving forward might be to go volunteer in a school lunchroom and lick all the trays clean.

Suter was playing bad before the mumps too though, he was playing poorly after losing his Dad just before the season started. I don't think the mumps affected his play much at all.

 

[Engebretson]

Woulda been fun to see Fletcher's face when he learned they had the mumps.

 

[Dee Oh Cee]

Caffeinated coffee crystals!