Prospect Info: Conor Timmins - D [32nd overall]

AvsCOL

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At this point is it really worth him risking another setback, just for a few games to end the year? He's missed 90% of the season already, might as well just shut him down and pray he's symptom free by next summer. Can't imagine they have any plan to put him into the NHL lineup, and the AHL is a bunch of goons running around trying to make a name for themselves.

Better off playing the long game here.
 
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avsfan09

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Fact remains if he wasn't still showing symptoms there wouldn't necessarily be "precautionary reasons."
I'm not sure you understand the word precautionary. It doesn't necessarily mean he still has symptoms. Precautionary is basically just giving things extra patience and examination before testing them. Atleast thats the best I can describe it.
 

AvsFan29

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I thought that was from Timmins himself but I could be wrong.
Sometimes the lingering effects of a concussion can last years. Pronger needed a cane for a while. Lots of players can't be around light for a long time. Some can't keep their balance.

It's nasty, and I don't know why anyone expects, or says that there is some magical deadline.

Unless he's been symptom free for a while, it could be a long time before he's back in game shape.
 
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avsfan09

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Sometimes the lingering effects of a concussion can last years. Pronger needed a cane for a while. Lots of players can't be around light for a long time. Some can't keep their balance.

It's nasty, and I don't know why anyone expects, or says that there is some magical deadline.

Unless he's been symptom free for a while, it could be a long time before he's back in game shape.
They linger and they can have good periods and than bad periods. Thats why its best to play it safe imo. Even when the symptoms leave it doesn't necessarily mean the damage is healed.
 

AvsFan29

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They linger and they can have good periods and than bad periods. Thats why its best to play it safe imo. Even when the symptoms leave it doesn't necessarily mean the damage is healed.
I'd like your post, but my like button has dissapeared on me. I guess I upset our overlords or something.
 

avsfan09

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Sure they do. Both young talents with mash potato for brains before they entered the league. I wish Connor the best but im not holding my breath.
Your not wrong but there's no reason to give up. Let it heal long term and see a specialist and train to protect your head. By that I mean exercise neck muscles and stabilizing muscles ect so that you can better brace for impact. I'm certainly not relying on him but there's no reason to not hope for the best. Just don't have any expectations.
 

expatriatedtexan

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I'd really like to see more information on that gyro-stim treatment or whatever it was called that Crosby underwent a few years ago.
 

RockLobster

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If Timmins doesn’t play any games this year, my understanding is that it would be over an abundance of caution on the Avs’ side. That they don’t want to risk any setbacks since they *really* like him and believe he can be a big part of the team.

So it’s not necessarily that he’s not progressing or showing setbacks (I don’t know if he is/isn’t).
 

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