GDT: ECF - Game 3 - New York Rangers @ Tampa Bay Lightning - 3pm EST, ESPN - Series (NYR 2-0)

[Chalfdiggity3]

Strome was favoring his right leg when he went back to the room

I hate to say it but you see this type of injury all the time in the NFL and NBA. It looks to be a torn acl/mcl. Hopefully not but basically looked like a non contact injury. The injury didnt look like it came from the actual cross check but the added weight and mis step of the right leg coming down.

 

[GoAwayPanarin]

I hate to say it but you see this type of injury all the time in the NFL and NBA. It looks to be a torn acl/mcl. Hopefully not but basically looked like a non contact injury. The injury didnt look like it came from the actual cross check but the added weight and mis step of the right leg coming down.

If he tore his ACL he wouldn't have come back.

They have ways to test for that which don't require an MRI.

 

[The Crypto Guy]

So, this is what SHOULD happen, but we know it won't....

Panarin's line has been dreadful at ES, now without Strome they are even worse because you know he is going to plug in Hunt or someone. So instead of mixing all the lines up, put the kid line as our 2nd line, give them more ES time, take ES time from Panarin and Copp and give them the 3rd line minutes.

 

[Chalfdiggity3]

If he tore his ACL he wouldn't have come back.

They have ways to test for that which don't require an MRI.

hmm then what do you think it could be?

 

[GoAwayPanarin]

Hmm not sure if thats true about an acl or mcl..

I know there is a test for your achilles.

Lachman test. Really easy to test the stability of the knee straight up.

When they say lower body, I'd wager on it being lower-ish. Below waist, above hips.