A point to ponder about Oscar. Lets say his cancer goes into remission (you can't really say cancer is cured until several years pass) and he is in game shape - physically and mentally.
How long before his immune system recovers from radiation/chemo to justify the risk of exposure to Covid-19 in the near future though? - PT21
That is a concern for sure. Not sure the answer to that one. But I did read that his bones will be weaker for awhile after treatment. So that could be an additional concern. Tell you the truth. I’m just glad it is going well for the kid and if he gets back to playing hockey then that is icing on the cake.
That is a concern for sure. Not sure the answer to that one. But I did read that his bones will be weaker for awhile after treatment. So that could be an additional concern. Tell you the truth. I’m just glad it is going well for the kid and if he gets back to playing hockey then that is icing on the cake. - peesinwind
Agreed. I'll be extremely happy for him to live a long and enjoyable life, whether it's with hockey or without.
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Apr 28 @ 8:18 PM ET
Tough one but I would probably have to go with Forsberg. - MJL
I think I would too. Lindros was a beast, but his injuries and parental issues outweigh the benefit. Like I've said before, Lindros was a love/hate relationship to me. Forsberg was just an awesome player that likely would have brought us a cup more than Lindros did. Just have to admit it. And I loved Lindros,
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Apr 28 @ 8:21 PM ET
As great as Forsberg was, he always had Sakic. Lindros had to carry the club from day one. In a vacuum, I still take Lindros - KINGKENZO
It is a really tough question. Both were awesome players. Lindros just had too much baggage IMHO. I'd keep Forsberg. But this is like one of those questions that can't really be answered. Like..... If the Queen had balls, she'd be the King.
It is a really tough question. Both were awesome players. Lindros just had too much baggage IMHO. I'd keep Forsberg. But this is like one of those questions that can't really be answered. Like..... If the Queen had balls, she'd be the King. - Letterkenney
It's just the luck here in Philly. We get Forsberg back and all of a sudden he has this foot issue and can't play.