Whoa. I guess they were serious about him possibly playing again this season.
Wow, the Flyers medical staff are something else.
"Hey, uh, you know how reinjury is most common in weeks 6-12 after ACLR surgery."
"Yea?"
"Let's put him on the ****in' ice during those weeks."
I hope I am wrong, but damn it feels like they are going to mess this kid up.
Not worried about him being rushed. They're being so careful about developing the players, they're not going to rush him back unless he's ready.
He'll probably have him do squats in about a month....
The development is a Hextall thing, though; this is a McCrossin thing, yes?
Generally, until the surgeon signs off, it's really not in the trainer's realm yet.
The development is a Hextall thing, though; this is a McCrossin thing, yes?
I would think that whatever specialist Ghost went to for the surgery would have the say of when he's ready to start skating again. I don't think McCrossin would have that much to do with this. The specialist is probably in contact with Ghost, McCrossin, and Hextall, so it's not like McCrossin is making decisions on his own.
The surgeon doesn't hold Ghost's hand during the rehab, though.
The day by day is guided by Jimbo.
I think what Beef, and myself, are saying is that Jimbo's track record is not promising.
Furthermore, it definitely does not hurt Ghost to take more time to come back. It can, however, really affect him should he come back too soon.
That being said perhaps he received the very best single surgery ever. I wouldn't know. I am just worried due to my confidence in the medical staff being shattered.
We don't know the extent of the tear in Gost's knee or the difficulty of the repair, so we aren't really in a position to judge his recovery timeline, at all. On top of that, the Flyers have NO interest in rushing his knee any faster than it is healing, so why all the suspicion.
People pick on McCrossin without any evidence. He gets slagged, but he apparently helped Read play through a foot injury earlier in the year. Does he get credit when he keeps guys with hidden injuries in the lineup?
That is not McCrossin's job, his job is to help the players be ready to play.Considering Read did more harm than good, shouldn't he have NOT been playing?
Bill Clement just stated he did return to skating. Any hard proof or tweets?
If that is true. This is ridiculously quick.
Maybe too quick.
not really. Going out and having a light skate is not a problem. I doubt he's going out there and busting his ass in full equipment
Incorrect.