Then why tf are they letting him play?
That's the real question.
Because it's the NHL and players rarely play at 100%...
Then why tf are they letting him play?
That's the real question.
Pretty good game now..
Not an argument.Because it's the NHL and players rarely play at 100%...
Not an argument.
well the positives are that Canucks look quite good these past two games, if they continue to play like this, they will win more games than lose.
What good does it do to let your rookie franchise player play through injury and potentially make it worse? This isn't some grinder or insignificant player. If 'babying' him in his rookie season is what you call it, then you 'baby' him. He's still slight for his height, and clearly injury prone at this stage of his career, so why even risk making things worse?Yes it is. This helicopter fan parenting is ridiculous. Unless a player is going to be affected long term by playing through an injury, or his play is so significantly affected where he contributes less than a replacement player, he plays. What good does it to to baby a player?
Because players rarely play at 100% not even in the first game of a seasonThen why tf are they letting him play?
That's the real question.
What good does it do to let your rookie franchise player play through injury and potentially make it worse? This isn't some grinder or insignificant player. If 'babying' him in his rookie season is what you call it, then you 'baby' him. He's still slight for his height, and clearly injury prone at this stage of his career, so why even risk making things worse?
Any team could be any other team if everything goes right for them
You don't see how the team being around a playoff spot might choose to let their best player and star rookie play through an injury just so they can try and stay in that playoff spot? That's the core of the issue here. I bet you if the team had no chance of the playoffs, he wouldn't be having to play through an injury. If it was negligible, it wouldn't have been found out about or reported on. Use some critical thinking, bud.It's almost as if a lot of injuries don't get worse by playing through them, and medical professionals can make these types of calls, and should make these types of calls instead of fans with literally no information on the situation other than he's playing through something bothering him. He's going to have to learn to battle through things throughout a long season. I've never heard anyone make these types of arguments about any rookie before until this season. It's completely absurd.
This is funnyYou don't see how the team being around a playoff spot might choose to let their best player and star rookie play through an injury just so they can try and stay in that playoff spot? That's the core of the issue here. I bet you if the team had no chance of the playoffs, he wouldn't be having to play through an injury. If it was negligible, it wouldn't have been found out about or reported on. Use some critical thinking, bud.
Why do average goalies always play lights out when they face us? Or do we just make every opposing netminder look like Vezina candidates?
Holtby is not averageWhy do average goalies always play lights out when they face us? Or do we just make every opposing netminder look like Vezina candidates?
'Muh playoffs are worth the health of Elias Pettersson' is even more funny when you see this team's defense.This is funny
You don't see how the team being around a playoff spot might choose to let their best player and star rookie play through an injury just so they can try and stay in that playoff spot? That's the core of the issue here. I bet you if the team had no chance of the playoffs, he wouldn't be having to play through an injury. If it was negligible, it wouldn't have been found out about or reported on. Use some critical thinking, bud.