Injury Report: Seidenberg to miss remainder of season with torn ACL/MCL
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RussellmaniaKW
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he walked down the tunnel when the injury first occurred so I don't think being able to walk means all that much in this case.
With that said, when the injury was first announced I figured if anyone on the Bruins could come back early from this it would be him.
Jean_Jacket41
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Minny Shinny
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No. He won't be ready. You can walk after the procedure fairly quickly but have very little range of motion, and certainly not what's needed to skate at high speed in a contact sport. He has at least 2-3 months of rehab, strengthening and ROM work ahead of him.
Take it from a guy who had a knee replaced recently....he's not coming back this season or the playoffs.
I saw this thread pop up and a little ounce of hope was sparked.
Get well Seids. You are missed.
Danton Heineken
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he won´t play a game this year!
even if he´s ahead of the schedule they won´t play him in the playoffs without multiple months of game experience... and they won´t rush him to come back...
the b´s don´t have to go all in this year, they´ll be a cup contender next year though => hope he has a quick and full recovery. he should watch the bruins win the cup from the press box, that will make him hungry to win lift it next year himself!
even if he´s ahead of the schedule they won´t play him in the playoffs without multiple months of game experience... and they won´t rush him to come back...
the b´s don´t have to go all in this year, they´ll be a cup contender next year though => hope he has a quick and full recovery. he should watch the bruins win the cup from the press box, that will make him hungry to win lift it next year himself!
Tripod
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Flyers fans coming in peace. Do any of the Flyers D-men interest you? Only Coburn is not available. Make a offer if you wish. Birth Timonen and Meszeros are UFA's. Grossmann and Schenn have 2 more years after this one then UFA's.
KrejciMVP
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Timonen would be a phenomenal addition. How much would you want for him? 2nd and a good prospect? 1st?
He and Chara are good friends, he's a vet, and a good leader. Claude and Chiarelli proceed to droll.
8thRoundPick
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he won´t play a game this year!
even if he´s ahead of the schedule they won´t play him in the playoffs without multiple months of game experience... and they won´t rush him to come back...
the b´s don´t have to go all in this year, they´ll be a cup contender next year though => hope he has a quick and full recovery. he should watch the bruins win the cup from the press box, that will make him hungry to win lift it next year himself!
Sorry, but I think the bold is absolutely false. The moment Seids is 100%, he will be in the lineup. Happens all the time, especially impact players.
8thRoundPick
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I'll take your word for it, since you've been in a similar situation before. I really do think this is an encouraging sign, but as I said, I'm no doc.
Minny Shinny
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Amalie Benjamin @AmalieBenjamin 22s
Honestly, this is a little more of what I'd expect at this stage.
Honestly, this is a little more of what I'd expect at this stage.
sigx15
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Timonen is essentially the perfect fit but they'll have to come up with some $ to make it happen. They'll have a little more cap room with Seids going to the LTIR and Kelly coming off but not a ton.
