It’s hard to understand why. We just have bad luck I guess.I noticed the difference. The Pens have been virtually uninjured every season since.
Have you seen Tristan Jarry's medical records? Do you know his history, any compounding conditions he might have?
No. Then how can you possibly state with any integrity that a "broken foot is being overstated?"
We don't know where the break occurred. We don't know if it was a single big break or a few tiny fractures. The location within the foot and the severity of the fracture/break can alter the timeline and its impact on his pain level, flexibility, and strength.
We can play around on WebMD all you want, but the reality is that people heal differently. If doctors and a player determine he can't play, then fans need to deal with it. I would rather team doctors hold a player out, even if it's just a few days, to gain a better determination of a player's health status than to put a player back in and have them get reinjured. I don't care if it's a preseason game or Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final. This is sports, not life or death.
Sid’s the smiling assassin.Clearly Crosby's still bothered by the concussion. He's smiling all the time? When does Sid normally smile?
Pretty common sense really. They took him out a month ago. He's been on skates for a week now. Rehabbing before that.
That doesn't seem to be a guy in pain, and conditioning is probably the hold up more than the foot.
And to clarify, I think the broken foot is being overstated here.
Everybody needs to take a step back and get off WebMD lol. Do people actually think that if Jarry was truly ready last night he wouldn’t have played? So the doctors and everyone said he was ready but Sullivan just said nah, I want to play my AHL goalie in probably the most critical game since 2017 instead? Get real, here.
There’s a different rehab process for everyone and no one actually knows what was broken or how severe it was. If he plays tomorrow it means everyone was comfortable with not just risk to him but also with how capable he will be.
You literally have no idea what his status is, what bone was broken, what effect it has on his ability to PLAY WELL, or where he is in his process.Anyone denying the Penguins are being conservative with bringing these guys back from injury is kidding themselves.
There is no risk with a broken bone. It is pain management.
You literally have no idea what his status is, what bone was broken, what effect it has on his ability to PLAY WELL, or where he is in his process.
That’s not how rehab works. It isn’t just about whether you will make an injury worse, it’s also about whether you can actually do your job capably.Neither do you. If they play tomorrow it’s obvious they could’ve played on Friday.
The reason why they didn’t is because of what you are outlining. But the reality is they are likely healthy enough to go if we are the ones down 3-1.
Not sure there is anything wrong with the Penguins mindset. We were up 3-1.
You literally have no idea what his status is, what bone was broken, what effect it has on his ability to PLAY WELL, or where he is in his process.
Did you miss where I said it’s not just about the injury but about whether he can do his job?Where he is in the process? He is practicing with the team taking regular shots. The other two goalies lollygagging at center ice. This seems like conditioning at this point.
Do you think he's out there to just serenade his teammates?
Did you miss where I said it’s not just about the injury but about whether he can do his job?
My guess on chance the guys play tomorrow:
Jarry - 100%
Rakell - 99%
Sid - 60%
Ok famous last words here, but it would be hard for him to be worse. It's a horrible situation to put him in in many ways. Depends where his head is at. But MSG is going to be rocking, we gave our opponent a lot of confidence after giving up a pair of games where we had a 2 goal lead. Throw in that Zibanjad is one of their most dangerous players and he finally woke up last game. (mainly because he's been hemmed in his end tyring to defend against Sid) I expect them to be playing their best hockey of the series in this game. This team knows this is it, they lose the core likely is broken up in some fashion. That and father time never loses.As a former goalie, what chance do you give that Jarry is going to be much better at stopping the puck after not having played for 6 weeks? I know it can’t be worse but he could he be just as bad as Domingue? I don’t think the Pens have a choice but it will be much debated if Jarry has troubles and let’s in some soft goals…
If Crosby and Jarry play tomorrow Trouba will in the first minute elbow Crosby in the head while stomping on Jerry's foot with his skate.
Yesterday they did have a recourse, that’s why Domingue played.A lot of players have come in cold before, some players are better than others even not fully conditioned. That's the reality of playoff hockey. Now, they have no recourse, win or it "JUST DOESN'T MATTER."
If Crosby and Jarry play tomorrow Trouba will in the first minute elbow Crosby in the head while stomping on Jerry's foot with his skate.