Injury Report: Bruins 2021 Injured list II

[Gee Wally]

From the Globe:


Coyle is recovering from mid-June surgery to repair an avulsion fracture in his left kneecap and a small tear of the patellar tendon, according to his agent, Bob Norton. Doctors have told him he should be on the ice by September, when training camp begins.
It’s unclear when the bone chip happened, but it cost the physical center some of his burst and puck-possessing power. Coyle played in 51 games and scored at a career-low pace (6-10—16). Coyle, like defenseman Kevan Miller, spent a healthy amount of time with the Bruins’ training staff, trying different kinds of therapies to relieve pain.

For Bruins, action should pick up on Tuukka Rask, David Krejci and Taylor Hall with NHL expansion draft looming - The Boston Globe

 

[Gordoff]

From the Globe:


Coyle is recovering from mid-June surgery to repair an avulsion fracture in his left kneecap and a small tear of the patellar tendon, according to his agent, Bob Norton. Doctors have told him he should be on the ice by September, when training camp begins.
It’s unclear when the bone chip happened, but it cost the physical center some of his burst and puck-possessing power. Coyle played in 51 games and scored at a career-low pace (6-10—16). Coyle, like defenseman Kevan Miller, spent a healthy amount of time with the Bruins’ training staff, trying different kinds of therapies to relieve pain.

For Bruins, action should pick up on Tuukka Rask, David Krejci and Taylor Hall with NHL expansion draft looming - The Boston Globe

Hopefully he'll have a big bounce back year after the surgeries. I never thought that he's the kind of a guy to not (at least) try to earn every dollar of his contract. Hopefully they can find him some better line-mates.

 

[bruinmann77]

I sure Don and Hall might have a deal already worked out

 

[yazmybaby]

From the Globe:


Coyle is recovering from mid-June surgery to repair an avulsion fracture in his left kneecap and a small tear of the patellar tendon, according to his agent, Bob Norton. Doctors have told him he should be on the ice by September, when training camp begins.
It’s unclear when the bone chip happened, but it cost the physical center some of his burst and puck-possessing power. Coyle played in 51 games and scored at a career-low pace (6-10—16). Coyle, like defenseman Kevan Miller, spent a healthy amount of time with the Bruins’ training staff, trying different kinds of therapies to relieve pain.

For Bruins, action should pick up on Tuukka Rask, David Krejci and Taylor Hall with NHL expansion draft looming - The Boston Globe

This explains why CC struggled this year.
Hope is at 100% next year.

 

[Gee Wally]

From today’s Globe:

Sweeney said defenseman John Moore, limited to 29 games the last two seasons, will be full-go for training camp. Moore, who played through a badly torn shoulder in the 2019 run to the Stanley Cup Final, appeared in five games last year because of a hip injury that required another surgery. The left-shot defender has two years remaining at a $2.75 million salary cap hit . . .

 

[Lobster57]

From today’s Globe:

Sweeney said defenseman John Moore, limited to 29 games the last two seasons, will be full-go for training camp. Moore, who played through a badly torn shoulder in the 2019 run to the Stanley Cup Final, appeared in five games last year because of a hip injury that required another surgery. The left-shot defender has two years remaining at a $2.75 million salary cap hit . . .

would be good if Moore can play regularly, even if just so they can move him for like a 3rd at some point.

 

[NDiesel]

would be good if Moore can play regularly, even if just so they can move him for like a 3rd at some point.

Yep, and let's not forget how many Dman the Bruins have had to play each of the last few runs they've had. He could be very valuable to us if the injuries pile up.

 

[ODAAT]

I wanna know which knee he knelt on while proposing, if it`s the one that was the issue last year, he`s golden

 

[Blowfish]

From today’s Globe:

Sweeney said defenseman John Moore, limited to 29 games the last two seasons, will be full-go for training camp. Moore, who played through a badly torn shoulder in the 2019 run to the Stanley Cup Final, appeared in five games last year because of a hip injury that required another surgery. The left-shot defender has two years remaining at a $2.75 million salary cap hit . . .

Good to hear...hope to see him compete.

 

[ODAAT]

Good to hear...hope to see him compete.

yeah me too, seems like a guy who works hard, never a locker room issue and has handled his unfortunate injury woes with a positive attitude, not that he`s THE answer on the back end but veteran guy

 

[HumBucker]

I keep thinking of Moore as "washed-up/too old", but the guy is only 30. I mean, not young, but not old either. If he can stay healthy and put this stretch of injuries behind him, maybe getting some more consistent minutes will help get his game back on track. He seems like one of those players that isn't spectacular at any one aspect of the position, but is smart, defends well, not totally useless in the O zone, and can give you solid third-pairing minutes.

Would be great if they could rotate him with Zboril, Vaak, Clifton. Give the young guys some rotations without over-relying on them, and providing some vet experience when needed.

 

[BruinsBtn]

The problem with Moore to me always seems to be confidence. He's a good player when he's getting ice time every day but the second he gets a night off, he falls apart.

 

[GoBs]

The problem with Moore to me always seems to be confidence. He's a good player when he's getting ice time every day but the second he gets a night off, he falls apart.

Agree and we see him for a game then he is sitting for 20

 

[ODAAT]

Agree and we see him for a game then he is sitting for 20

it`s something I have issues with Butch about, not saying that nobody should ever be benched but I feel the leash is super extended for players who should have seen the press box earlier, see Kuraly, Jake but he keeps rolling out but a guy like Moore makes a mistake and he`s gonzo for games on end. I find sometimes that Butch presses the buttons of various players a bit incorrectly. Some players react positively with a benching and respond, others do what Moore does and for me, unless he`s making mistake after mistake ending up with pucks in your net, extend the leash a bit

 

[BruinDust]

it`s something I have issues with Butch about, not saying that nobody should ever be benched but I feel the leash is super extended for players who should have seen the press box earlier, see Kuraly, Jake but he keeps rolling out but a guy like Moore makes a mistake and he`s gonzo for games on end. I find sometimes that Butch presses the buttons of various players a bit incorrectly. Some players react positively with a benching and respond, others do what Moore does and for me, unless he`s making mistake after mistake ending up with pucks in your net, extend the leash a bit

To be fair, Moore's scratchings have had more to do with the guys in front of him than it was a reflection of his play. When he's been healthy (which isn't often) he's had tough competition for ice time.

And because he's sort of this "jack-of-all-trades, master-of-none" type of D-man, it's been harder to find a solid role for him where he's in the line-up every night. And he doesn't sound like the type of player who can stay sharp and confident when he's in-and-out of the line-up. Some guys can thrive in that role, some guys aren't suited for it. He may be one not suited to being a reserve-type player.

I'm a bit surprised he's even back playing considering how little he's played the past nearly 3 years now. Will be interesting to see how he performs.

 

[Blowfish]

it`s something I have issues with Butch about, not saying that nobody should ever be benched but I feel the leash is super extended for players who should have seen the press box earlier, see Kuraly, Jake but he keeps rolling out but a guy like Cehlarik a mistake and he`s gonzo for games on end. I find sometimes that Butch presses the buttons of various players a bit incorrectly. Some players react positively with a benching and respond, others do what Cehlarik does and for me, unless he`s making mistake after mistake ending up with pucks in your net, extend the leash a bit

Yup...

 

[Gee Wally]

 

[Dr Hook]

The name Wally Pipp sounds pretty sweet right about now . . .

 

[Gee Wally]

Veteran netminder Tuukka Rask, who holds the franchise record for wins, has been coming to Warrior for treatment on his surgically repaired hip (torn labrum).

 

[PlayMakers]

Any news on Lazar?

 

[13Hockey]

Any news on Lazar?

upper body
week to week

 

[Gee Wally]

 

[The National]

Yikes, more serious than I thought based on how he got up. Wilson injures another Bruin.

 

[22Brad Park]

Yikes, more serious than I thought based on how he got up. Wilson injures another Bruin.

Sooner or later that Wilson will get his and I hope it really puts him out.Yip I said that and feel really bad saying it but that douchbag tries to hurt people and better him them somebody else .He tries to injure players .Like I said,as he ages his day will come and I will be smiling when it does come

 

[ODAAT]

Sooner or later that Wilson will get his and I hope it really puts him out.Yip I said that and feel really bad saying it but that douchbag tries to hurt people and better him them somebody else .He tries to injure players .Like I said,as he ages his day will come and I will be smiling when it does come

when do the Caps play the Rangers? That`s when he`ll get his if he doesn`t run for cover when Reaves is on the ice