I made up ****. I said I was deducing from the fact in an interview he was happy and there was nothing about said injury.
Feel a little dizzy doesn't mean concussion, and Ovechin was talking about when he got hit he felt a little dizzy, not right now.
And looking at what Ovechkin was saying, it could of just been an analogy.
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Katie Carrera @kcarrera
#Caps confirm @russianmachine report that Nicklas Backstrom is visiting a specialist in Michigan.
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Katie Carrera @kcarrera
#Caps confirm @russianmachine report that Nicklas Backstrom is visiting a specialist in Michigan.
What is Backstrom's injury? Please tell me its not concussion related.
they said neck injury. but if you see the hit where he got hurt its hard to believe its not a concussion
Just as likely to be a disk injury,
Just as likely to be a disk injury, and the specialist might be one of the newer type specialists who do the steroid injections, which can fix him up in just a few days.
Had one of those shots myself last Friday in Bethesda... they can do wonders.
He's still got 7 years to go on contract, I hope the injection isn't a quick fix...
they said neck injury. but if you see the hit where he got hurt its hard to believe its not a concussion
Not sure how that would be possible since the CBA isn't officially ratified yet.did i understand mcphee correctly that poti was sent to hershey on a rehab assignment?
Not sure how that would be possible since the CBA isn't officially ratified yet.
...and says nothing about Hershey.if you read the poti piece in the post, they mentioned that as an injured player poti was allowed contact with the capitals and use of their facilities all during the lockout. that and he was being paid. so, as an injured player a rehab assignment to the ahl would be allowed.
if you listen to mcphee in the presser commenting on poti, he says that he doesnt think he is going to be able to play, but good for him and us if he can. he then says that poti had been in regular contact with "smitty" during the lockout which would not have been allowed to a locked out player. as an injured player he was not locked out per say.
Because his neck is injured doesn't mean that he doesn't also have a concussion. The two are not mutually exclusive.backstrom's head hit the boards and bent backward. the rear bottom of his helmet was driven into his neck. if you go back there is a photo of the trainer applying ice to the back of his neck just below the helmet.
I like the irony of the two players complaining that Fehr was extending the lockout being among the last to arrive.Only players not to show up yet for the informal skates....Neuvirth, Hamrlik, and Wolski.
That being said, there's a reason you teach kids to put themselves in a position where their neck bends when crashing into the boards. Even if it leads to a neck injury like this, having flexibility in your neck during the collision greatly decreases the odds of suffering a concussion. You want the beck to bend, not be compressed.
Someone's been watching their NHL Network PSAs...