Hiesenberg
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Injury Report: Feb. 16: Steve Mason (knee surgery) could play Sat. (Feb. 28)
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Flyerfan4life
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Beef Invictus
Revolutionary Positivity
I wouldn't have time to make it to the road, I would need to cut my heart out with the scissors on my desk immediately.
Embiid
Off IR for now
bennysflyers16
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Come on sir, I lost my starter for last 1/4 of season, nothing I could do. Good point Craig, here is a 1 year extension for ya !
didn't realize how bad Stolarz has struggled lately. Last I saw he had a sv % in the .920 range and a GAA well below 3.00
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Curufinwe
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Embiid
Off IR for now
Sombastate
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Any news on when?
And how long an arthroscopic surgery keeps him out if they don't find anything?
And how long an arthroscopic surgery keeps him out if they don't find anything?
MiamiScreamingEagles
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As far as the date, my guess is that there is a series of days in which prep work is necessary. It likely depends on the patient's prior and current medical history and if he is actively undergoing and taking medication. That, and when and if a desired surgeon is next available.
I don't think the surgery will find a completely healthy knee. That is probably the purpose of having such a procedure and though it is minimally invasive compared to surgeries of the past, there is still an operation occuring. It would be pure speculation as to his earliest availability.
renberg
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People often think that artho surgery is not the real deal. As you say it certainly is. Its just minimally invasive. The total recovery time for the joint is still the same as is the re-hab.
If this type of surgery is botched due to too quick of a return to activity, then the call is the more invasive surgery and a much longer re-hab. The Flyers have to play this very carefully. Mason will try to get back to action. His feelings on this should not be counted. He didn't want surgery last month when it was probably needed. IMO, he should be shut down for the season. There's nothing to gain by bringing him back this season.
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Arthro? Ack.... Crossing everything for Mase.
If by some miracle this was to happen, this D + the genius that is Berube = lambs to the slaughter.
Glorious.
If by some miracle this was to happen, this D + the genius that is Berube = lambs to the slaughter.
Glorious.
usahockey22flyers
2 years away from being 2 years away
chupanibre
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Eh, I'm not sure he will get "destroyed"
He certainly needs this year plus 1 or 2 more, to be NHL ready, but he has done well in his first year as a pro
flyershockey
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Yeah, I'm not sure why people are trending down on him lately. He's played pretty well as a 20 year with all things considered. The Phantoms roster was pretty "meh" to start the season, and it's just gotten taken apart since then. No Laughton, Ghost or Alt pretty much all year.
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Striiker
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Because people are going out of their way to harp on patience every chance they get.
Couturier scored?
Never mind, if he can let a grinder with zero offensive skill score on him then he should just quit hockey.
rite guise?
BackToTheBrierePatch
Nope not today.
he was viewed as a project when he was drafted and most figured he was going to need a couple of years in the AHL to work out his flaws. I expected his first pro season to be a bit of a bumpy roller coaster ride
BackToTheBrierePatch
Nope not today.
its a good thing Rinaldo is suspended. if he would of scored on him I definitely would of recommended quitting hockey
If the Flyers don't shut Mason down for the season, it just shows that this organization is still stupid
Striiker
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Wouldn't go that far, you don't know how long this injury is going to take to heal. For all we know he could be fine in a month and then it's not like they're going to stop him from playing if he's healthy.
Curufinwe
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Yes, that's a silly statement to make when we don't even know what the injury is.
I said that based just on following their games on twitter, but now I actually looked it up and found they have being shorthanded 240 times. 2nd most in the AHL.
http://theahl.com/stats/statdisplay...ament_id=0&leagueId=4&division_id=-1&confId=0
I can't find Stolarz and Zepp's ES SV%, but I'm sure it's significantly higher than their overall SV% of .911 and .919.
I said that based just on following their games on twitter, but now I actually looked it up and found they have being shorthanded 240 times. 2nd most in the AHL.
http://theahl.com/stats/statdisplay...ament_id=0&leagueId=4&division_id=-1&confId=0
I can't find Stolarz and Zepp's ES SV%, but I'm sure it's significantly higher than their overall SV% of .911 and .919.
