I thought Nordy played great in the playoffs.
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He did no question about it. He brought his play to another level and was one of the more consistent Bruins game in and game out.
Cracked mine when I accidentally kicked my metal bed frame 2 years ago. The absolute worst pain I've ever felt.And it hurts like hell when you whack it good. Nordy must have been screaming inside
Every single injury they had this post season were fluky and simply crap luck.
Except for Grizz. And DeBrusk's concussion. And maybe Marchand's re-injured hand (the slash off the face-off).
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That’s a great point about Marchand getting slashed. I believe it was Maroon that did that right? Have to figure that was premeditated...
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he was so good in the occasion... that said I still want to enter next season with him 13th forward on the depth chart. his versatility would make him a super depth guy
im not convinced he can bring it over an 82 game schedule day in day out to this level of intensity if he was one of our regulars.
im hoping for a starting 3 of kulman/kurly/wagner for 4th line next year... but sub in Nordstrom first man up when the starters need a night off
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I think your thinking of Debrusk, it was game 2 and he was fired up after
You may be right. I thought I remembered seeing Marchand getting slashed in the hand too. Wouldn’t surprise me if he was. A lot went uncalled and I’m sure more went unnoticed by the TV cameras.
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First I’ve heard Backes mentioned regarding possible surgery- any idea what it is/was?
Hopefully it's having his cap hit removed! (ba-da-bum)
Sorry! I love David Backes. Just couldn't pass up a good joke.
Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy has no choice but to tough it out this offseason - The Boston Globe
Cassidy underwent full knee replacement surgery June 26, and said in a phone conversation this week he’s well on the road to recovery, attacking his rehab with the same energy and focus he employs on the bench. With every expectation he’ll be back on skates by training camp, Cassidy returns with renewed appreciation for the toll of a game in which coaching has provided his greatest success, but where playing was what challenged his every joint.
“All of a sudden it just sort of gave out, maybe I lost my footing or whatever,” Cassidy said. “I don’t know if it was in the gym, maybe, but it got puffy all of a sudden. They kept draining it through the Carolina series and some of the St. Louis series. I got X-rays and they said ‘you have to get it done.’
“I’ve had five or six knee surgeries, I know what it’s like. Once you get off [the pain meds], we start doing therapy right away, and it’s going good,” he said. “You’ve got to get your extension and flexion back as good as possible, and mine are back to almost normal. I had to have the total knee replacement — they’d gone in three times to shave cartilage stuff down, but this time there was none left.”
Cassidy underwent full knee replacement surgery June 26, and said in a phone conversation this week he’s well on the road to recovery, attacking his rehab with the same energy and focus he employs on the bench. With every expectation he’ll be back on skates by training camp, Cassidy returns with renewed appreciation for the toll of a game in which coaching has provided his greatest success, but where playing was what challenged his every joint.
“All of a sudden it just sort of gave out, maybe I lost my footing or whatever,” Cassidy said. “I don’t know if it was in the gym, maybe, but it got puffy all of a sudden. They kept draining it through the Carolina series and some of the St. Louis series. I got X-rays and they said ‘you have to get it done.’
“I’ve had five or six knee surgeries, I know what it’s like. Once you get off [the pain meds], we start doing therapy right away, and it’s going good,” he said. “You’ve got to get your extension and flexion back as good as possible, and mine are back to almost normal. I had to have the total knee replacement — they’d gone in three times to shave cartilage stuff down, but this time there was none left.”
A significant reason TB was beat was no Stralman and Hedman missing G3/4 and being horrible G 1/2 due I am sure his concussion. Still doesn't excuse them being
swept. I believe in 2011 Crosby and Malkin missed the PO. So injuries happen to other teams in PO not just Boston.
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Bjork update:
After dealing with shoulder injuries for the past two years, Boston Bruins forward Anders Bjork feels that he’s finally healthy . . .
Bjork said that while he hasn’t gained any weight and still weighs about between 190 to 195 pounds, he is much fitter and has worked extensively in the gym on his upper-body muscles so there are no further issues.
Atlantic Notes: Bjork, Shattenkirk, Suzuki
After dealing with shoulder injuries for the past two years, Boston Bruins forward Anders Bjork feels that he’s finally healthy . . .
Bjork said that while he hasn’t gained any weight and still weighs about between 190 to 195 pounds, he is much fitter and has worked extensively in the gym on his upper-body muscles so there are no further issues.
Atlantic Notes: Bjork, Shattenkirk, Suzuki
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I sure hope Bjork can avoid the stupid injury bug that has plagued his chances of developing for any decent stretch of time in the NHL. Kid shows pretty decent promise. Great to hear is feeling good.
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I have hope for Bjork
I recently started PT for a few issues and it’s amazing how many muscles you really don’t engage unless you’re doing a wide variety of workouts, or work on a farm
If he’s been working with someone, dollars to donuts they were able to identify where he was weak, improve his mobility and range, and strengthen areas of weakness all of which should help prevent injury
I recently started PT for a few issues and it’s amazing how many muscles you really don’t engage unless you’re doing a wide variety of workouts, or work on a farm
If he’s been working with someone, dollars to donuts they were able to identify where he was weak, improve his mobility and range, and strengthen areas of weakness all of which should help prevent injury
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Sweeney said Moore would start the year on LTIR, I think he's out till Thanksgiving, I believe he said that around the draft at one of his press conferences
The other 2 have only been speculation or innuendo
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Report: Bruins’ Kevan Miller not skating yet after knee surgery
Miller recently told Kevin Paul Dupont of the Boston Globe that he’s been progressing well this offseason but has yet to resume skating.
“We are three months, one day . . . and four hours from surgery,” Miller told Dupont. “It was a big date circled on the calendar … now I can start really progressing. The bone at three months is pretty healed. Obviously, I still have to be careful about what I do, but I can start to ramp things up and hopefully get on the ice here soon with the intention of getting back as soon as I can.”
Miller recently told Kevin Paul Dupont of the Boston Globe that he’s been progressing well this offseason but has yet to resume skating.
“We are three months, one day . . . and four hours from surgery,” Miller told Dupont. “It was a big date circled on the calendar … now I can start really progressing. The bone at three months is pretty healed. Obviously, I still have to be careful about what I do, but I can start to ramp things up and hopefully get on the ice here soon with the intention of getting back as soon as I can.”
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No real shock but still kind of bummed out that we won't see either of them for awhile.
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