SilverSeven
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It wouldnt shock me to see EK step on the ice in the playoffs, but I dont think he will be very good if he does.
And Jason Spezza was in the locker-room taping sticks.
I had a high-ankle sprain last summer. I could easily go about my day but it would limit my physical activities. It took 6 weeks to heal fully. Its only been about a month for Andy, and these usually take about 8+ weeks to heal.
Is there any indication of what might happen with Lehner when Anderson returns?
Is there any indication of what might happen with Lehner when Anderson returns?
I'm a Devils fan and was looking for some info on Anderson's injury but now that I see you're saying it's a high ankle sprain I think I can offer some insight. I'm a goalie and had a high ankle sprain a little over 8 weeks ago. The problem is that by the six week mark I was back to normal as far as running and lower body lifts go but dropping in a butterfly still really hurt. Even if you can deal with the pain, your mobility is severely limited in any situation where you need to scramble after the initial shot. The most frustrating part about a high ankle sprain for a goalie is that your recovery seems to plateau when you're feeling about 75-80 percent. It'll probably be another two weeks before Anderson is back to normal and since Bishop and Lehner are playing well in his absence, the Sens would be wise to err on the side of caution.
Anyway, here's to a good game tonight. I'm sure Bishop will play like he's Glenn Hall against the Devils again.
If Bishop isn't moved he will be going to Bingo.
If Bishop isn't traded, I imagine he'd head back to Bingo..
Or it stays a three-headed monster in net.. I dunno, we'll see what happens.
Lehner's going to bingo
Bishop is on a one-way
Good to know that it's not unordinary for him to be out this long.
After April 3rd the 23 man roster limit is removed. I wouldn't be surprised if they kept all three if they were unable to trade one of them.
Yup, that's what I said.
If Bishop isn't traded, Lehner is going to Bingo.
Yeah, I mentioned it earlier, I had a high ankle in one of my last year's of competitive hockey. After 6 weeks I returned but I was gimpy as heck - had no business being on the ice. It was MONTHS before I really felt better.anyone hear ol' chum talking on the pregame show last night? donovan said that when he was with ottawa, damian rhodes was playing really well, their highest paid player, and then he had a high ankle sprain, and that was it. he was never the same, he never fully recovered. he'd have stretches where it was relatively ok and he'd play well, but then he'd tweak it again and that'd be it. it was scary to hear. maybe the treatment is better now or maybe anderson's isn't as bad as rhodes' was or maybe andy is tougher than rhodes was (not too difficult to envision that...), but it was scary to hear that there is a possibility that andy might never fully recover from this. simpson said the same thing. as a goalie, a high ankle sprain is one of the very worst injuries you can get. we can't trade a goalie this year.
and I think that comment is either hyperbole or wrong. I've never heard of a sprained ankle never fully healing. It certainly would be an exception to the norm.it's not just "months" though. chum suggested he was NEVER able to really recover.
and I think that comment is either hyperbole or wrong. I've never heard of a sprained ankle never fully healing. It certainly would be an exception to the norm.