Now there you go simpleton, doing simple things. I don’t hang out here all day, I come here on my lunch break maybe.
- SuperSchennBros

Do you often take your lunch break at 10:15am?

NP out 7-10 days
- nastyflyergirl

aka concussion I wonder?

aka concussion I wonder?
- hockeylover

NHL teams don't tend to give specific timetables for concussions cause there's no way of knowing when the symptoms will subside.

When Sanheim hurt his shoulder in preseason, Hextall gave a similar return estimate to this one.

https://www.nbcsports.com...only-1-week-training-camp

aka concussion I wonder?
- hockeylover

I thought maybe a facial fracture. He did go out for a half of a shift after taking the stick to the face.

Complete guess

I look forward to when Patrick skates off gingerly after coming back in 5 days.

BBbbut the player said he was fine!

Actually Manning skates betterr and is faster. And he does not fall like Bambi on the ice every second shift. I think A Mac looks like a drunken sailor on ice.
- THE EVIL WITHIN

Sir, I was a sailor and had a few drinks every once in a while, but I never tripped over the blue line.

Now there you go simpleton, doing simple things. I don’t hang out here all day, I come here on my lunch break maybe.
- SuperSchennBros

yeah you've basically posted here every day on several pages of threads since I've been coming to the site. it's been years dude. keep pretending you're really busy and important though.

NHL teams don't tend to give specific timetables for concussions cause there's no way of knowing when the symptoms will subside.

When Sanheim hurt his shoulder in preseason, Hextall gave a similar return estimate to this one.

https://www.nbcsports.com...only-1-week-training-camp
- Feanor

True. I would like no injury, but I would rather have something muscle or bone related as opposed to a concussion if you know what I mean.

- Scoob

The cat on the left is a "good teammate" and "glue guy."

I thought maybe a facial fracture. He did go out for a half of a shift after taking the stick to the face.

Complete guess
- mayorofangrytown

Maybe his teeth got knocked loose and if he comes back right away they'll fall out?

Lots of potential for things to get (frank)ed up when you play hockey.

Couturier has been partially to blame on at least a couple of PPGA. Last night both Couturier and Provorov were guilty of remaining flat footed and reaching with their stick instead of moving their feet on a goal scored from the goal mouth. The Flyers as a whole have been way too soft around their net.
- MJL

While I'm not excusing your observation, I did notice that when Raffl was on the PK he was actively attacking the puck. But later on I noticed penalty killers standing flat foot in their square. Was it do to lack of effort or due to being on the ice so long that they were tired? I really wasn't paying attention at that time to why, but it did happen. And when they are flat footed, that is when the bad things happen.

I look forward to when Patrick skates off gingerly after coming back in 5 days.

BBbbut the player said he was fine!
- StepfordSam

So are you sad that hasn't happened with Sanheim?

NHL teams don't tend to give specific timetables for concussions cause there's no way of knowing when the symptoms will subside.

When Sanheim hurt his shoulder in preseason, Hextall gave a similar return estimate to this one.

https://www.nbcsports.com...only-1-week-training-camp
- Feanor

aka concussion I wonder?
- hockeylover

concussion would be out indefinitely no?

True. I would like no injury, but I would rather have something muscle or bone related as opposed to a concussion if you know what I mean.
- hockeylover

He has a lightly discolored cheekbone, out 7-10 days.

Wait, he's a hockey player, not a baseball player? Probably a missing neck.

I wonder if the Eagles and the Flyers have the same trainer with all these injuries

He has a lightly discolored cheekbone, out 7-10 days.

Wait, he's a hockey player, not a baseball player? Probably a missing neck.
- jmatchett383

the rosy cheeks, the beautiful hair, TOTAL PACKAGE

aka concussion I wonder?
- hockeylover

Dental and Jaw work by Dr.Goldstein

Maybe his teeth got knocked loose and if he comes back right away they'll fall out?

Lots of potential for things to get (frank)ed up when you play hockey.
- Feanor

I'm hoping non concussion and am grasping onto anything to make it true until it's not.

Maybe it knocked his earring out and he couldn't find it.

the rosy cheeks, the beautiful hair, TOTAL PACKAGE
- YuenglingJagr

TWINK

While I'm not excusing your observation, I did notice that when Raffl was on the PK he was actively attacking the puck. But later on I noticed penalty killers standing flat foot in their square. Was it do to lack of effort or due to being on the ice so long that they were tired? I really wasn't paying attention at that time to why, but it did happen. And when they are flat footed, that is when the bad things happen.
- RustyPipes

I agree, at times they were passive. Fatigue could be an issue. It would help to not give a team 7 PP. Failed clears continues to be an issue.

I'm hoping non concussion and am grasping onto anything to make it true until it's not.

Maybe it knocked his earring out and he couldn't find it.
- mayorofangrytown

He could be upset about his linemate's lack of ice time at even strength and refusing to play for 7-10 days until he feels better about it

I look forward to when Patrick skates off gingerly after coming back in 5 days.

BBbbut the player said he was fine!
- StepfordSam

Unless its an injury you can see on an xray or MRI what way should a team judge if a player is healthy?

If they sit someone for two weeks who was ready after 3 days what then?

concussion would be out indefinitely no?
- 2Real

I know that's the timetable to Pittsburgh's goalie, but he's had more concussions than Patrick.

I thought maybe a facial fracture. He did go out for a half of a shift after taking the stick to the face.

Complete guess
- mayorofangrytown

When he came out, it seemed like the trainer was looking at his face/jaw area. That's why I thought maybe a concussion.

There really is nothing like doing a completely uneducated medical diagnosis over the TeeVee.