Recalled/Assigned: Cam Schilling recalled to Jets

[Arthur Fonzarelli]

Jets announced this two hours ago.

Jets recall Cam Schilling from the Manitoba Moose

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[Neuf]

"I'm lonely up here and need a friend"
- Niku, probably

 

[Arthur Fonzarelli]

It was less than a year ago that anything Jets related was posted here moments after being announced.

Anyways, Copp placed on injury reserve. With Appleton also getting the call the roster is at 23.

No word on any demotions.

Winnipeg Jets Team News - Rotoworld.com

 

[MardyBum]

Well fudge. I guess this means Buff is out since Chia-Myers was a pairing today?

 

[Aggie204]

Who else got hurt?

 

[AKAChip]

This guy is very bad but he won’t play so whatever.

 

[Arthur Fonzarelli]

Who else got hurt?

Ken Wiebe said the following on twitter:

"Schilling's recall makes you wonder if Dustin Byfuglien really is 100 percent healthy. However, he could have been brought up for a different reason. Schilling has six assists in 15 games for the AHL's Manitoba Moose this year."

Maurice mentioned in todays press conference that the flu bug has hit the team. Could be precautionary on that account.

Left shooting Schilling hasn't played an NHL game since March of 2015.

 

[snowkiddin]

Lol what

 

[Tommigun]

https://www.tsn.ca/nhl-intends-to-follow-up-on-jets-byfuglien-1.1217378

 

[Saintb]

https://www.tsn.ca/nhl-intends-to-follow-up-on-jets-byfuglien-1.1217378

Quite frankly I was shocked to see Buff back on the ice last night.

 

[Tommigun]

Quite frankly I was shocked to see Buff back on the ice last night.

Yeah me too! I hope the big man is ok.

 

[jetsforever]

The legendary Jet, Cam Schilling

 

[surixon]

Its not unheard of for the symptoms not to manifest until a bit after the incident which might be the case here. He either passes or doesn't pass his baseline in game. If he does then its up to him whether he comes back, not much the Dr. or coach can do there.

 

[Cellee]

https://www.tsn.ca/nhl-intends-to-follow-up-on-jets-byfuglien-1.1217378

Good

 

[Cellee]

Its not unheard of for the symptoms not to manifest until a bit after the incident which might be the case here. He either passes or doesn't pass his baseline in game. If he does then its up to him whether he comes back, not much the Dr. or coach can do there.

The eye test should over rule a flawed baseline test in a case like this.

 

[voyageur]

Well I am watching the Stars-Flames game and if Bayreuther, Taylor Fedun and Joel Hanley can round a bottom 3 for the Stars we can handle a Schilling or two. Morrow-Niku sounds dangerous, so maybe we see Schilling-Niku, who have some familiarity, against the Hawks.

 

[JetsFan815]

I don't expect him to play but other than Niku he looked the best of Moose d-men in preseason.

 

[Zhamnov5GoalGame]

Is it possible that the lack of real injury trouble has been holding the Jets back?
Last year the team gutted out so many games during stretches where we were really short handed options wise.

Never like to see people get hurt but adversity could be the thing the Jets need to tighten up their game.
Unfortunately with Scheif looking at least nicked up last game it may be too much at once.

I guess we just assume Niku in for someone and the forwards will be the same.

Started to think if Scheifele had left the game on Tuesday that Maurice likely would have slid Wheeler to center.
That would bring Perreault or Roslovic up to that line as well. Ehlers could flip wings depending on who was slotted with them. I'll be more than happy if we don't have to find out.

 

[Duke749]

The eye test should over rule a flawed baseline test in a case like this.

How do you know the baseline test was flawed though?

 

[Cellee]

How do you know the baseline test was flawed though?

Because it must be inherently flawed if he passed it.

 

[KingBogo]

Because it must be inherently flawed if he passed it.

Not necessarily. People can have trouble with balance and not be concussed. I think it was actually Rick Ralph yesterday on 1290 who brought up the potential of Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo. Basically part of your inner ear gets dislodged and you lose all sense of balance for a period of time. Not saying he is right or wrong just that there is often more than 1 possibility for something and that is why you use the best available knowledge to make a diagnosis.

 

[Tom ServoMST3K]

Because it must be inherently flawed if he passed it.

What if he lied about symptoms?

It seemed he was insistent to not go into the protocol in the first place.

 

[Cellee]

Not necessarily. People can have trouble with balance and not be concussed. I think it was actually Rick Ralph yesterday on 1290 who brought up the potential of Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo. Basically part of your inner ear gets dislodged and you lose all sense of balance for a period of time. Not saying he is right or wrong just that there is often more than 1 possibility for something and that is why you use the best available knowledge to make a diagnosis.

What if he lied about symptoms?

It seemed he was insistent to not go into the protocol in the first place.

We can come up with excuses, but what is most likely?

He may have lied, but that is why you take the decision away from the player.

 

[Tom ServoMST3K]

We can come up with excuses, but what is most likely?

He may have lied, but that is why you take the decision away from the player.

Brain injury assessments require the player to be honest. It's not like we can scan his brain.

 

[Howard Chuck]

The doctors performing the tests know a LOT more than I do..... I won't even bother commenting.