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Jack Adams 2028
Glad he's okay
Glad he's not breaking Bure's record
Yeah, leave that to Pettersson...
Glad he's okay
Glad he's not breaking Bure's record
Hopefully Gudbranson soon enough...Tanev, Gaunce, Baertschi, Boeser, Granlund, Eriksson...
Who the hell is dressing for the Comets?
edit: Totally misread that.Hopefully Gudbranson soon enough...
Hopefully Gudbranson soon enough...
According,to Green..Boeser just walked out of the hospital last night.yes it is the same injury and both players walked off the field
Maybe? You're assuming the stretcher was called to keep him from doing further damage to the area which might not be accurate. It's probably a pretty damn painful injury so maybe they did it to minimize the pain? A stretcher seems like the best way to get him out of the building - you're not going to put him on crutches or a wheelchair if it hurts for him to even stand.I assume the stretcher was brought into the dressing room, because there was something that cast doubt on their initial assessment? Why else bring a stretcher in?
To me, if you're soon after bringing a stretcher in to take a player to the hospital, in retrospect, probably should have had the player in a stretcher taken to the hospital right away. There are times to be on the side of caution... and to me, this felt like one of those times.
Sounds as if Green is aware of all the medical experts on social media
Green praises #Canucks medical staff and their treatment of Brock Boeser : “The real doctors were on the ice, and I’ve got a lot of faith in those guys. They’re best of the best. They went protocol all the way and did a good job with it.”
According,to Green..Boeser just walked out of the hospital last night.
I guess he didn’t brake his back ?
Naw man, we're being lied to by everyone in the Canucks org!The drama queens are out in full force again.
Accept its his back which is WAY more worryingOverlooking many real medical experts coming out and saying spineboards are not always required and in fact can cause more harm then good with some back injuries.
At any rate, Brock will live, he walked out of the hospital, is resting st home, and will be pretty fully recovered in a month and a half. About the same as a broken rib.
Everybody is a shill.Naw man, we're being lied to by everyone in the Canucks org!
The drama queens are out in full force again.
Maybe? You're assuming the stretcher was called to keep him from doing further damage to the area which might not be accurate. It's probably a pretty damn painful injury so maybe they did it to minimize the pain? A stretcher seems like the best way to get him out of the building - you're not going to put him on crutches or a wheelchair if it hurts for him to even stand.
Reading a very cursory bit at lunch about EMS procedure and they might(?) have actually followed proper procedure. Re-watching the video, they look to assess him without moving for about 30 seconds before they roll him over (off camera). I guess they've ruled out spinal damage here, being that he's moving his arms and legs (as well as being aware and not reporting feeling any numbness or neck pain). Once he's on his back there's a continued assessment for at least another minute where they localize in on the area above the pelvis where they try to check under his equipment.
Hey, great. I did a 2 second google search on suspected spinal injuries and it confirmed my very basic industrial first aid training in that the proper procedure is to immobilize the patient. There's no way they could have ruled out spinal damage after 30 seconds (seeing as how hey, whattayano, there actually ****ing is spinal damage in this case) and there's no way you can rely on Boeser to self-report pain levels while still coasting on adrenaline. That's utterly negligent.
I just don't understand why certain people don't think the team medical staff shouldn't have taken every precaution, and not just because Boeser is head and shoulders the best player on the team. It's just basic first aid: if you even suspect a spinal injury, you DO NOT MOVE the patient. Moving him might have exacerbated the injury or potentially paralyzed him depending on what the injury was. Oh, it only turned out to be a fractured transverse process. It's not like they bloody knew that at the time, is it? I mean, this is basic player safety here. I've heard people moaning about how the "toxic" fans and media stop FA signings...what do you think this incident says? Or Rodin's knee? Or Hodgson's back? Or Raymond's BROKEN BACK they didn't get a stretcher for either?
And I'd like to ask the too cool for school kids sneering at the "drama" what actually does qualify as something worthy of getting upset about if not the team's best player breaking a bone in his back and the team's medical staff not even bothering to get a stretcher out for him? Three solid years in the basement isn't enough, a gm who's allergic to draft picks isn't enough, Boeser going down like this isn't enough...yeah, total apathy is so cool.
And here you are to calm us all down. How...soothing. Pretty easy to act cool when opinions are never posted.