Injury Report: 2020-21 Injuries & Covid Thread (Silfverberg out for the season)

[Anaheim4ever]

Shouldn't Lindholm be due back in a couple weeks?

Yeah but he should get a long 'conditioning rehab stint' in AHL to get himself back to 100% and be ready for next season
and so he also doesn't effect the Ducks place in the standings.

 

[Kipper933]

Any further news on Getzlaf?

 

[Paul4587]

Any further news on Getzlaf?

No and given the lack of transparency with this team and injuries I doubt we hear anything.

 

[ducks8]

Rakell off IR

 

[MMC]

 

[Dryish]

Thanks Teaford, much appreciated.

 

[duxfan1101]

 

[Static]

That's going to be a tough one. His incision probably isn't even healed yet and it's in an area that's going to be extremely tender to almost all movement. I'd be surprised if he plays.

 

[The Midnight Burrito]

Who the hell is Larry Barron. When did that guy get here?

 

[ADHB]

Who the hell is Larry Barron. When did that guy get here?

He’s been here since Skahan left, I think anyway. But if he is the “skills” coach, it doesn’t say much for his teaching ability looking at most of these guys.

 

[The Midnight Burrito]

He’s been here since Skahan left, I think anyway. But if he is the “skills” coach, it doesn’t say much for his teaching ability looking at most of these guys.

I miss Skahan.

 

[Frosted Tips]

I miss Skahan.

Now I have no idea what exactly he did and if it's in anyway different than what the current conditioning coaches are doing. But it makes you wonder that after his departure the Ducks became mired with injuries and Wild becoming one of the least injured teams after he joined them.

 

[Static]

Now I have no idea what exactly he did and if it's in anyway different than what the current conditioning coaches are doing. But it makes you wonder that after his departure the Ducks became mired with injuries and Wild becoming one of the least injured teams after he joined them.

Ownership didn't want to pay for him or the materials that he requested. He left because he couldn't run the program that he envisioned.

 

[The Midnight Burrito]

Ownership didn't want to pay for him or the materials that he requested. He left because he couldn't run the program that he envisioned.

Is that what happened? Damn. I was wondering if he was part of the scapegoating during the start of our long run of mostly being injured.

 

[Static]

Is that what happened? Damn. I was wondering if he was part of the scapegoating during the start of our long run of mostly being injured.

He left right after we lost to the Blackhawks in the WCF. I don't remember, but didn't the injuries thing start right after that?

 

[The Midnight Burrito]

He left right after we lost to the Blackhawks in the WCF. I don't remember, but didn't the injuries thing start right after that?

That sounds right. The timing anyway. Who knows about the cause but I remember that Skahan always seemed to do wonders for our crappier skaters over the summer.

 

[McDonald19]

Was Manson at practice after having his bell rung?

 

[MMC]

 

[duxfan1101]

Was Manson at practice after having his bell rung?

No

 

[ducks8]

Could explain his play this year

 

[Static]

Damn, playing through that is incredible. Next season starts in mid October, so it'll be close for him.

 

[dracom]

can our players please stop playing through injuries?

 

[Dryish]

"Jakob is a great teammate and leader in our locker room," said Executive Vice President/General Manager Bob Murray in a statement. "He did everything he could to continue playing, but after two years dealing with this issue, now is the right time to help him get to 100 percent. He has been an impactful player in all situations for us, and we are confident he will return to full health by next season."

What the actual hell, he played for two years with a torn labrum? Could someone please get this organisation better doctors?

 

[Arthuros]

What the actual hell, he played for two years with a torn labrum? Could someone please get this organisation better doctors?

How the f*** was he allowed to even start this season when we obviously weren't going to be competing with this roster.

 

[TheGoodShepard1]

This is becoming a trend now. If it's to be believed, Perry played like 3-4 years with no knees before they finally gave and lord knows what Kesler played through.

I appreciate the fact that this team employs high-character warriors--and I now feel bad that I relentlessly criticized him throughout the year--but at some point, the medical staff needs to tell the front office and the coaching staff to save their bodies from themselves.