Injury Report: Simon Edvinsson shoulder surgery (4-6 month recovery)
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OgeeOgelthorpe
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Mother f***er.
I recall him having a nasty shoulder injury in Frolunda at the beginning of the 2021-22 preseason. I wonder if this was a lingering issue or one that happened from his time in Grand Rapids.
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Glad this is happening now.
I hope he is still able to train throughout the summer to increase his strength. He needs it.
I hope he is still able to train throughout the summer to increase his strength. He needs it.
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Seeing as it's a shoulder surgery he should be able to hit some lower body/core stuff. Unfortunate but better to do it now than during the season.
Going to take a while for him to grow into his body. He's so physically awkward. Hopefully when he fills out the injuries subside
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Mo's had both shoulders worked on, right? And obviously Walman this past summer. Wonder if they all had something different.
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Apparently Ed will be the last teammate to meet new Red Wing Connor Bedard. Speedy recovery, kid.
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Not optimal but I trust Yzerman to manage the gap. Going to anticipate he is missing October. Hopefully he is ready to go for the series in Sweden.
So he'll be back probably around Thanksgiving. That sucks. Better now than training camp to get the surgery.
Gonna be hard to evaluate his rookie season now. Could take some time before he gets his handling back, and he’s a guy who likes the puck on his stick.
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Was digging through articles trying to find it. I had watched a long, in German, clip on Seider's offseason workouts. They mentioned getting together with a physical therapist for his shoulder surgeries and that's who he still works with now, or at least last summer. He had shoulder problems pre-draft and again in his Swedish year. He might not actually have gotten surgery, but he was out for lengthy stretches both times. On pre-draft write-ups injuries were raised as a potential concern and here he is on a two year ironman to start his career.
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Man, all these late season prospect injuries reasly do suck.
Hanas, Kasper, Wallinder, Edvinsson and Mazur all hit the injury bug which will hurt their offseason training this summer.
We need some good luck.
Hanas, Kasper, Wallinder, Edvinsson and Mazur all hit the injury bug which will hurt their offseason training this summer.
We need some good luck.
Our luck is Bedard
imagine though? Jesus and non Wings fans would be so pissed off knowing the Wings would have a potential powerhouse in the making.
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4-6 months?
That's quite a window. Expect him to heal possibly sooner than expected, because that's a young kid.
4 months = ready for camp, September 4th
5 months = ready for season start, October 4th.
6 months = ready for November, and Wallinder will get his 9 games before that.
That's quite a window. Expect him to heal possibly sooner than expected, because that's a young kid.
4 months = ready for camp, September 4th
5 months = ready for season start, October 4th.
6 months = ready for November, and Wallinder will get his 9 games before that.
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Pretty sure Edvinsson has been dealing with this for a while so it's good that it's getting taken care of.
Our left side defense won't suffer too much. Might give Johansson or Wallinder an extended look at the start of the season.
Our left side defense won't suffer too much. Might give Johansson or Wallinder an extended look at the start of the season.
Injuries don't necessarily hinder offseason training all that much. Even if it does there's probably no better time to get it sorted out than late in the season. They'll miss a minimum of games and part of the rehab process overlaps with the vacation time players take anyway before going into full offseason training.
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