Sm00chy
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Needed to win these last two. Excellent defense in back to back games.
With different goalies?Sell high on Veggie!
Seriously though, good for him. It must be a mindf*** to lose 9 in a row or whatever it was. Hopefully tonight is a confidence boost. He kept it nice and simple tonight.
When is the last time we had two straight shutouts?
They actually showed that on the broadcast. November 2019, Raanta and Kuemper.With different goalies?
I was watching the breakaway thinking, "but why him?"O'Brien Scores. Nice.
Love that Guy
well, that sucks.Postgame updates from Craig:
Vejmelka trade rumors are kinda BS, BA isn’t gonna sell low on him, so don’t expect a trade any time soon
Hayton’s thumb injury is more serious than initially expected, they’re targeting his return for February 1st. Woof.
Boyd won’t be back this regular season. Really unfortunate as he was playing well with Hayton out, and with this being his contract year, we’ve possibly seen the last of Boyd with the coyotes.
Veggie with the shutout. Traded to Carolina post-game.
Most hockey players seem nice. I might have a bias toward hockey players but they seem like a different breed when it comes to professional athletes.Discord should be free.
And O'Brien Sounds like a real Nice Guy in the Interview
Didn’t they say it was just because they weren’t healing as quickly as expected? I don’t know if I would read too much into it…sometimes people heal faster than expected and sometimes it’s slower…A little concerning that team doctors have now been wrong on both the McBain and Hayton injury timelines.
if LOB gets 10 goals this season , for crying out loud, its party time!2 games in a row with better team D, this is the key to our wins. Buffalo didn't play bad but one turnover by their goal tender lead to the Keller goal, that was the difference, one glaring mistake. Good to see LOB score, I think he has played pretty well this year considering who he is.
Hayton is still in the original window. His earliest return was supposed to be against the Sharks on Friday.A little concerning that team doctors have now been wrong on both the McBain and Hayton injury timelines.
A little concerning that team doctors have now been wrong on both the McBain and Hayton injury timelines.
Also consider the fact that statistically speaking, 50% of doctors are “below average” in competency. Hospitals are scary places.Why?? After my accident doctors told me to find another line of work because I wuldn't be physically able to do it.
38 years later I'm still at it.
People heal differently. When doctors give an estimate it's based on average times.
Has nothing to do with the hard data available for healing times.Also consider the fact that statistically speaking, 50% of doctors are “below average” in competency. Hospitals are scary places.
Right. Just implying that a doctor that would literally tell you to find a new line of work is obviously incompetent. Doctors too often dictate what others should do with their lives based off wide sweeping generalizations without adding any context…or just advise whatever makes their hospital the most money. But I digress…Has nothing to do with the hard data available for healing times.
Yeah you’re digressing.Right. Just implying that a doctor that would literally tell you to find a new line of work is obviously incompetent. Doctors too often dictate what others should do with their lives based off wide sweeping generalizations without adding any context…or just advise whatever makes their hospital the most money. But I digress…
No need to get defensive about it. Doctors like that are obviously smart and talented…just lack imagination. How many cases of “you’ll never walk again” have you heard where the person does way more than just walk again. Happens all the time.Yeah you’re digressing.
He was ranked as one of the top orthopedic surgeons in the western US and head of the department of orthopedics at Washoe Medical Center.
He was able to reconstruct my right foot (the os calsis was shattered into a dozen pieces) where the majority of surgeons would have just fused the entire foot and ankle together leaving me with a permanent limp.
So you may want to stop at this point.
I'm sure knowledge hasn't changed any in almost 4 decades?Why?? After my accident doctors told me to find another line of work because I wuldn't be physically able to do it.
38 years later I'm still at it.
People heal differently. When doctors give an estimate it's based on average times.
agreed. had one fall asleep on me while discussing my cancer diagnosis - several yrs ago. all good nowAlso consider the fact that statistically speaking, 50% of doctors are “below average” in competency. Hospitals are scary places.
does anyone know who did Haytons surgery?Yeah you’re digressing.
He was ranked as one of the top orthopedic surgeons in the western US and head of the department of orthopedics at Washoe Medical Center.
He was able to reconstruct my right foot (the os calsis was shattered into a dozen pieces) where the majority of surgeons would have just fused the entire foot and ankle together leaving me with a permanent limp.
So you may want to stop at this point.