Damn, i thought they said it was a different injury than the Tarasenko shot. At least that is what i heard on our broadcast.
- BluesDroogie

And then they realized it was the shot.

I am still surprised by the Fabbri time table. Usually the time frame should have him ready to go in a few weeks from now.

And then they realized it was the shot.

I am still surprised by the Fabbri time table. Usually the time frame should have him ready to go in a few weeks from now.
- BluemanGuruu

Was it an acl or mcl tear? never heard much about it. I thought it might be one of those and thought he might not be back in time for training camp in the fall honestly

And then they realized it was the shot.

I am still surprised by the Fabbri time table. Usually the time frame should have him ready to go in a few weeks from now.
- BluemanGuruu

Okay, Stastny has weak bones. There is NO way that shot should have injured him from 2 feet away. Must have hit the worst spot possible. Stastny seems to be injured for 20 games a season or so

Unfortunately for Jaskin, as long as the team is rolling and there are not any more injuries, he's not likely see many, if any, games.

Unfortunately for Jaskin, as long as the team is rolling and there are not any more injuries, he's not likely see many, if any, games.
- Jason Millen

no reason to change up a good thing

The only way Jaskin gets into the game is if Yakupov is scratched. Why would they do that when Yak is playing well

Was it an acl or mcl tear? never heard much about it. I thought it might be one of those and thought he might not be back in time for training camp in the fall honestly
- BluesDroogie

I believe mcl's take longer than acls if I remember correctly. I think is three months or less recovery time and some are often sooner.