Injury Injury news

[Prime Minister Koivu]

1 hour ago, dlbalr said:

 

He'll be back before then.  This is an LTI loan which typically carries a maximum of 3 games and 6 days (but can be extended by two games with league approval).  Harvey-Pinard probably plays tonight/Friday at home and then will be recalled/activated for Saturday against Vegas.

Interesting

 

I always thought it was a two week conditioning stint

[dlbalr]

3 hours ago, Prime Minister Koivu said:

Interesting

 

I always thought it was a two week conditioning stint

 

A standard conditioning assignment (like Tinordi/Pateryn had years ago with the Habs or Tristan Jarry in Pittsburgh recently) is up to two weeks.  They stay on the active 23-man roster while doing so.

 

On an LTI loan, they're not on the active roster so it's a shorter window (in part to prevent shenanigans with roster management).  For those, it's a fixed three games/six days but teams can petition to have two games added to that if it's clear the player legitimately needs more conditioning time since they're coming back from a longer-term injury.

[Habsfan]

Like many have already mentioned, I'm not expecting much from Laine this season. Just like Dach, he's missed a shitload of games and will need a good 30-40 games just to get back in the rythm and find his scoring touch!

 

I will be patient!

 

But it is good news. I was afraid we wouldn't see him until after the holidays. 

[GHT120]

 

[TurdBurglar]

This is a great sign.  Looks like his return date will be much earlier than expected.

[Prime Minister Koivu]

Unexpected but welcome news about Laine. 

[Prime Minister Koivu]

 

[GHT120]

1 hour ago, Prime Minister Koivu said:

Neither BYR (Saturday) nor the BBs (Sunday) are particularly attractive options for Laine's return I-M-O ... I would wait until Next Tuesday against NYIs ... home game will allow MSL et al to be a bit more selective in what match-ups he gets in his first game back.

[dlbalr]

On 11/20/2024 at 6:34 PM, dlbalr said:

On an LTI loan, they're not on the active roster so it's a shorter window (in part to prevent shenanigans with roster management).  For those, it's a fixed three games/six days but teams can petition to have two games added to that if it's clear the player legitimately needs more conditioning time since they're coming back from a longer-term injury.

 

The Habs were able to do this with Harvey-Pinard, pushing back his activation date by a bit longer.  He'll play those games Wednesday/Friday.

[TurdBurglar]

Mentioned it in the Rangers game thread, but I'll put it here too.

 

Arpon Basu said during the second intermission that St Louis indicated Laine could return for the Boston game on Sunday.  When asked if Laine would return next week, St Louis responded with "Sunday is next week, isn't it?"(not a direct quote)  This is by no means a guarantee.

[The Chicoutimi Cucumber]

As long as it’s a minor thing. The idea of him going down with another major injury is just too depressing.

[DON]

2 hours ago, The Chicoutimi Cucumber said:

As long as it’s a minor thing. The idea of him going down with another major injury is just too depressing.

Open a spot for Heineman to shine perhaps.

 

 

[GHT120]

38 minutes ago, DON said:

Open a spot for Heineman to shine perhaps.

 

 

For any uninitiated
 

 

[GHT120]

 

[Butterface]

https://www.tsn.ca/nhl/edmonton-oilers-thrilled-as-connor-brown-starting-to-contribute-in-big-ways-1.2228117
 

Above article I guess gives us insight into Dachs struggles.

[DON]

Any update on Reinbacher's recovery?

What is it, like 5-6 months before can strap on the skates again? Or light skating isnt quite that far off?

[IN THE HEARTS OF MEN]

3 minutes ago, DON said:

Any update on Reinbacher's recovery?

What is it, like 5-6 months before can strap on the skates again? Or light skating isnt quite that far off?

That would depend on the procedure.

 

If a cadaver was used and adheres to bone, than he could be back early 8 months as was Andrei Markov. However, Andrei's cadaver failed on him and he than opted for patella tendon graph.

 

Most procedures aren't reported on.

 

1) cadaver

quickest recovery but most risky

2) Patella Graph

medium recovery

3) semitendinosus graph

longest recovery due to muscle atrophy of ham and quad but most successful long term 

[tomh009]

A cadaver? A corpse? 😮 

[GHT120]

1 minute ago, tomh009 said:

A cadaver? A corpse? 😮 

Ligament harvested from a cadaver.

[tomh009]

57 minutes ago, GHT120 said:

Ligament harvested from a cadaver.

Thanks! I did not know that usage.

[dlbalr]

8 hours ago, IN THE HEARTS OF MEN said:

That would depend on the procedure.

 

If a cadaver was used and adheres to bone, than he could be back early 8 months as was Andrei Markov. However, Andrei's cadaver failed on him and he than opted for patella tendon graph.

 

Most procedures aren't reported on.

 

1) cadaver

quickest recovery but most risky

2) Patella Graph

medium recovery

3) semitendinosus graph

longest recovery due to muscle atrophy of ham and quad but most successful long term 

 

Mine was number three.  Hasn't been the most successful though.

[Commandant]

 

 

[DON]

Hope just sick and not injured.

I recently had a good one and took over 4 weeks before lungs recovered and could do any exercise at all.

But he is 1/2 my age and 'slightly' more fit, so hope he recovers much much quicker.

[IN THE HEARTS OF MEN]

On 1/2/2025 at 8:42 PM, dlbalr said:

 

Mine was number three.  Hasn't been the most successful though.

I had the semi double grafted for mu acl and lcl... knees great but, hammy gave me issues for years  afterwards until I built it up again

[IN THE HEARTS OF MEN]

6 hours ago, DON said:

Hope just sick and not injured.

I recently had a good one and took over 4 weeks before lungs recovered and could do any exercise at all.

But he is 1/2 my age and 'slightly' more fit, so hope he recovers much much quicker.

Friday to +Friday now for the flu, yet he's skated last two days? Not buying it... he is nursing something undisclosed is my guess