Mike Green likely to miss start of the season (fatigue) MOD WARNING Post 42

[Leronziia]

The only reason to see an ID specialist is if they don't have a diagnosis.

Who then coordinates the management plan? Diagnosis is only a small part of the picture.

 

[SCD]

Typically a gastroenterologist will oversee management for hepatitis.

One would hope a treatment plan is not needed, otherwise this in not a short term recovery.

 

[K2MyEverest]

Hey guys ! 3 questions.

1 - Who do you see replacing Mike Green? Cholowski or Hronek?
2- And do you think any of them will stick to the club for the whole year?
3- Who's better offensively between the two of them?

 

[Henkka]

Hey guys ! 3 questions.

1 - Who do you see replacing Mike Green? Cholowski or Hronek?

Sulak and/or Saarijärvi

2- And do you think any of them will stick to the club for the whole year?

At least not Cholo or Hronek. At very high probability both will see time in AHL.

3- Who's better offensively between the two of them?

I could imagine Cholowski in general, game transition, passing etc. Hronek has better shot.

 

[K2MyEverest]

Thanks for the fast answer!

 

[Hatter of the Beach]

this is why you don't make fun of people for common ailments before even knowing the whole story. it will just make you look like an ass in the end.

Anyways this is a serious blow to the wings defensive corps that was already close to the bottom. Hopefully some of the kids can take advantage of the roster spot

It’s a huge blow, and certainly unfortunate for Green, but this is actually a blessing in disguise for the franchise. Helps alleviate the log jam so our younger, higher potential, players can get their feet wet

 

[Ghost of Ethan Hunt]

It’s a huge blow, and certainly unfortunate for Green, but this is actually a blessing in disguise for the franchise. Helps alleviate the log jam so our younger, higher potential, players can get their feet wet

Plus it'll practically ensure a bottom 3 finish if Green is out 2+ months. We were probably bottom 5 with him.

 

[Syckle78]

It’s a huge blow, and certainly unfortunate for Green, but this is actually a blessing in disguise for the franchise. Helps alleviate the log jam so our younger, higher potential, players can get their feet wet

Meh we were going to be thin on defense anyway. There was always going to be injury and room. Green is the one guy I really didn't want to go down. It's important for our young forwards to have someone back there with experience and can move the puck up ice.

 

[Frk It]

Meh we were going to be thin on defense anyway. There was always going to be injury and room. Green is the one guy I really didn't want to go down. It's important for our young forwards to have someone back there with experience and can move the puck up ice.

I can agree with that. But at the same time, eventually one of these kids has to be ready to replace him in that role. It’s been a long time coming, so hopefully this opens up the door for someone like Hronek who can play on the PP and produce points.

 

[lhsgolf19]

Fantastic News

 

[njx9]

Not worth it. Good luck, y'all.

 

[Ezekial]

Nm

 

[Lil Sebastian Cossa]

I hope Green can get healthy for his sake. I'm still not optimistic for his play the first month or so. This is when he should have really been ramping up to hit the ground running. Now, he's gonna be several weeks behind and it'll be rough.

More importantly, he is getting over it though.

 

[HIFE]

Goes to show knee-jerk speculation over a person's health (without a diagnosis) is silly.

 

[jkutswings]

Goes to show knee-jerk speculation over a person's health (without a diagnosis) is silly.

Yes, but so is turning that erroneous speculation into a dead horse to be beaten, so let's move forward, focusing on a recovery for Green, and the progress of the kids in his absence.

This board has already collected enough post mortem equines.

 

[lhsgolf19]

Even better

 

[tfong]

Skipped pages 2-3 but some posters are going to feel real dumb blasting him for fatigue when its actually a known medical issue when its chronic.