Thread to keep track of the team's injuries this year.
Already out: Kesler (indefinite), Booth (4-6 weeks, groin).
Thread to keep track of the team's injuries this year.
Already out: Kesler (indefinite), Booth (4-6 weeks, groin).
“Maybe one of these days I won't fail ” - Clayton Kershaw following Dodgers World Series loss
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Let's hope these are all the injuries we get....
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Read a couple days ago that Kesler will begin skating with the team in 7-10 days and it sounds like Kesler could be back really soon.
“Maybe one of these days I won't fail ” - Clayton Kershaw following Dodgers World Series loss
keith ballard news:
https://twitter.com/patersonjeff/sta...97424707211264#Canucks Ballard has played first 2 games with burst blood vessel in eye. Says no pain/vision issue. But it looks scary
“Maybe one of these days I won't fail ” - Clayton Kershaw following Dodgers World Series loss
Hip surgery for Lack. Out 6 months.
“Maybe one of these days I won't fail ” - Clayton Kershaw following Dodgers World Series loss
Kesler and Booth update:
https://twitter.com/blakeprice1040/s...00509646643200A couple one-timer slap shots from Kesler set up by Booth... Both seem to be making some big strides..
“Maybe one of these days I won't fail ” - Clayton Kershaw following Dodgers World Series loss
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https://twitter.com/sportsnetmurph/s...45112393916416Kesler will travel with #canucks Says he still has a ways to go but feels comfortable and was excited to skate w/team.
“Maybe one of these days I won't fail ” - Clayton Kershaw following Dodgers World Series loss
https://twitter.com/TEAM1040/status/299261814003347457RT @mattsekeres: Our friend @DTeam1040 thinks Ryan Kesler could return as early as Saturday. Looked great at practice today according to DT
Dave Tomlinson is Dteam1040..
Hopefully he's wrong. Kesler should stay out for a long time.
“Maybe one of these days I won't fail ” - Clayton Kershaw following Dodgers World Series loss
Sounds like Kesler will be out longer than Saturday:http://blogs.theprovince.com/2013/02...-there-at-all/ST. PAUL, Minn. — Ryan Kesler didn’t sound like he’s close to returning to the lineup.
As much as Alain Vigneault marvelled at how good the Vancouver Canucks centre looked Wednesday in his second practice after being medically cleared for light contact following offseason left shoulder and wrist surgeries, the former Selke Trophy winner offered a more reserved assessment.
“I’ve had a couple of good days of practice and I’m just going from there,” said Kesler. “There are areas out there where I don’t feel comfortable, so there’s no timeline at all. Until I feel that comfort level and feel I can step in and contribute the way I can, I’ll be playing then.
“The wrist gets achy once in a while, but nothing out of the ordinary. The shoulder is the biggest thing. I have to make sure it’s 100 per cent and the range of motion is there, but strength isn’t there at all. Once we get home, I’m really going to hammer that and take it day by day.”
Last season, Kesler was cleared for light contact after summer surgery to repair a torn labrum in his hip and he returned to the lineup in just 14 days. He laboured through a season and struggled to score 22 goals before having the shoulder surgery May 8 and the wrist procedure June 27.
“I made the mistake before and I won’t make it again,” he stressed.
Vigneault seemed more hopeful, although he understands Kesler has yet to be medically cleared to play.
“To me, he looks real good on the ice and doing everything out there that a players can possibly do,” said the Canucks coach. “I’m not sure exactly where they are on the medical side. I don’t get involved until a player comes to me and the medical staff has cleared him to play. I don’t know what to tell you. On the ice, it doesn’t look like baby steps. It looks like leaps and bounds.”
“Maybe one of these days I won't fail ” - Clayton Kershaw following Dodgers World Series loss
AV makes me laugh sometimes.“To me, he looks real good on the ice and doing everything out there that a players can possibly do,” said the Canucks coach. “I’m not sure exactly where they are on the medical side. I don’t get involved until a player comes to me and the medical staff has cleared him to play. I don’t know what to tell you. On the ice, it doesn’t look like baby steps. It looks like leaps and bounds.”
No wonder Kesler is able to do all those things. His legs are fine!! lol.
He has a shoulder and wrist injury.![]()
Unfortunate news he may be out a bit longer than expected, but the good news is that he's not rushing back and he'll be 100% when he does return. Completely healthy for the playoffs - Bonus!
If we can keep playing well, for precautionary reasons I would keep Kesler out until the end of the month, even if he is cleared to play sooner. This way he will have plenty of playing time to prepare for the playoffs (assuming we make it) but will also get even healthier, and cut down risk of re-injury.
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