Injury Report: Ryan Callahan (2/5: Wearing full contact jersey in practice)

[Vickers8]

“@AGrossRecord: Ryan Callahan participating in line rushes on J.T. Miller's right wing with Chris Kreider on the left.”

 

[pld459666]

“@AGrossRecord: Ryan Callahan participating in line rushes on J.T. Miller's right wing with Chris Kreider on the left.â€

would LOVE to see this

 

[Rangers ftw]

“@AGrossRecord: Ryan Callahan participating in line rushes on J.T. Miller's right wing with Chris Kreider on the left.â€

That sounds interesting!

 

[Vitto79]

-Taylor Pyatt, Brad Richards, Marian Gaborik
-Carl Hagelin, Derek Stepan, Rick Nash
-Chris Kreider, JT Miller, Ryan Callahan
-Arron Asham, Jeff Halpern, Darroll Powe

Boyle in the dog house? Is Cally actually going to play 2nite? Hope he's not rushing it , was thinking Sunday though given that he's skating in a non contact

 

[Crease]

Incredibly impressed if Callahan plays tonight. If you've ever dislocated your shoulder, you know its not as simple as popping it back.

 

[BroadwayBlues]

They did say 7-14 days.

 

[highandwide]

I sure hope he plays tonight if he's healthy enough.Wearing him for tonight's game.

 

[doncherrysgrill]

Well there seemed to be some concern that this injury might require off-season surgery...I'm assuming that was not the case.

The biggest issue with this kind of injury is that even if it feels fine within a few weeks, without surgery there's a much higher risk of it happening again. Since it happened to me 4 years ago I've had the same thing happen 2 other times. Surgery now would be irresponsible because if it happens again it's basically the same exact amount of recovery time (2 weeks or so), but off-season surgery is a good idea to keep it in place better.

People have to remember this isn't a full dislocation, only partial. It looks and feels pretty much the same but recovery is much quicker and surgery is just a precaution to keep it from happening in the future.

 

[broadwayblue]

The biggest issue with this kind of injury is that even if it feels fine within a few weeks, without surgery there's a much higher risk of it happening again. Since it happened to me 4 years ago I've had the same thing happen 2 other times. Surgery now would be irresponsible because if it happens again it's basically the same exact amount of recovery time (2 weeks or so), but off-season surgery is a good idea to keep it in place better.

People have to remember this isn't a full dislocation, only partial. It looks and feels pretty much the same but recovery is much quicker and surgery is just a precaution to keep it from happening in the future.

Thanks.

 

[BlueshirtBlitz]

I hope he doesn't play tentatively and looks as good as he does the game he ****ed his shoulder up.

Let's go captain!

 

[Levitate]

I'm not sure it always even needs surgery, depending on the severity.

 

[doncherrysgrill]

I'm not sure it always even needs surgery, depending on the severity.

For the average person, it wouldn't need surgery. Within 3 weeks I was back to playing sports and still play hockey and lacrosse to this day, but I do deal with a lot more pain than I would if I would get surgery on it. Again, surgery is really just a preventive measure to keep it from happening again, and to keep the pain to a minimum on a day-to-day basis