Injury Report: Bruins Injury Thread VI
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What gives with Clifton? He was scratched, then all of a sudden was day-to-day, and now he is on IR. Anyone know?
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No, in the NHL wisdom they’ve decided that little POS from Columbus doesn’t deserve a suspension or call for punching Rask in the head. Therefore the play and injury effectively didn’t happen. Rask will get suspended for electing to continue the farce of him being injured on the “play” and miss All Star “game”.
I can understand your view though — you used logic and common sense. I just need to remind you this is the NHL we are talking about. They are comfortable using the letters l, o, g, i, and c. Just never in that order.
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Yeah it seems like it possibly wasn't a concussion after all. The way he got hit made me think of a neck injury, and last night Jack called it an "upper upper-body injury." Neck injuries can mimic concussion.
I think someone who has a mild concussion could still sit at a drum kit and pose for a picture. Horrible trolling by Hags.
he heard the buffet was opening soon, so he threw out a low effort tweet
Kevan Miller said "soon" on Instagram when a fan asked when he'll be back.
Then he liked these comments.
Looks like Killer knows whats up. But also I dont want him injuring himself if and or when he comes back.
Then he liked these comments.
Looks like Killer knows whats up. But also I dont want him injuring himself if and or when he comes back.
Per KPD:
David Krejci, out of the lineup Thursday, again missed practice Saturday and will not face the Penguins. It’s possible the Bruins now will shut down their No. 2 center and allow him the 10-day bye break fully to heal what ails him . . . With Krejci out, Coyle again will center the No. 2 line between Jake DeBrusk and Anders Bjork
David Krejci, out of the lineup Thursday, again missed practice Saturday and will not face the Penguins. It’s possible the Bruins now will shut down their No. 2 center and allow him the 10-day bye break fully to heal what ails him . . . With Krejci out, Coyle again will center the No. 2 line between Jake DeBrusk and Anders Bjork
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a healthy Kevan Miller would be a solid add on the right side of the defense. he brings a lot of what we are missing. I hope he can be close to the same player he was before this set of injuries. Maybe it's a long shot but I am pulling for the guy, he's been a great Bruin.
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It'll be a while for him to get to game speed, but I'll gladly welcome him back into the lineup
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Good news on Kevan, but I worry about how effective he'll be with two knee operations in a year's time. Fingers crossed he's fully healthy and ready to go this time!
Would love to see K. Miller return to the lineup, gives us some badly needed snarl.
I feel the same, does anyone know of a player missing time due to broken kneecap, then attempting to comeback and breaking kneecap again, just seems really odd and I dont believe I have heard of anything similiar.
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Hopefully he can stay healthy and get back into rhythm something like 10 games before playoffs.
