Injury Report: The Official Injuries Thread - READ OP FOR UPDATES

[Monctonscout]

Originally Posted by HarryI

People are overreacting with these injuries.

2 to 4 weeks is NOT so bad!

The team only plays 3 games in the next 2 weeks, surely they can hold the fort for a couple of weeks.

Yup All-star break comes at a perfect time.

[montreal]

Originally Posted by HarryI

People are overreacting with these injuries.

2 to 4 weeks is NOT so bad!

The team only plays 3 games in the next 2 weeks, surely they can hold the fort for a couple of weeks.

the problem is Feb where they play 13 games in 26 days.

[Bill McNeal]

Whatevs. Habs will go on a tear and restore hope to the city.

And if not, the fact that the team is missing 2 top 6 forwards and 2 top 4 d-men should cut down the *****ing here by at least 50%.

[Habs 4 Life]

This really sucks, really a bad time to get all these injuries, hopefully they will be no more then 2 weeks and the guys are back after the ASG

[HarryHabs]

Originally Posted by montreal

the problem is Feb where they play 13 games in 26 days.

Hopefully the injuries get back my mid February.

[Next Best Thing*]

We need more size in this lineup, our plyers are getting pushed around so easily.
(and no im not talking about pucks flying into us)

[onice]

Originally Posted by HarryI

Hopefully the injuries get back my mid February.

Where did you lose it and how will these injuries do that?

[Habs83]

Thread title should be changed slightly:

http://tsn.ca/nhl/story/?id=350130

RDS is reporting that Pacioretty will miss two-to-four weeks.

The articles on both RDS and TSN say they could miss at least a month...No confirmation that both will miss at least a month. They could both just as easily only miss 2 weeks.

[holyhabs87]

In the next month we play 12 games.

7 are at home and 7 are against non playoff opponents.

Ideally this is the stretch that could have helped put us in a good position heading down to the final stretch. With the injuries these are still winnable games.

[Max et Guillaume]

Now RDS is saying the 2 to 4 weeks for Patches is correct, but Cammy is out for at least 4 weeks... OUCH...

[HarryHabs]

Originally Posted by onice

Where did you lose it and how will these injuries do that?

4 weeks = mid February.

[McSorleyStick]

No worries

[Habs 4 Life]

Changed the title until we find out a little more about their injuries

[Monctonscout]

Originally Posted by Max et Guillaume

Now RDS is saying the 2 to 4 weeks for Patches is correct, but Cammy is out for at least 4 weeks... OUCH...

TSN said Cammalleri 2 weeks, which makes more sense given that it looked pretty minor.

[haburger]

well we re used to over coming injurys in the past cpl yrs ,we ll b fine.it happens to every team .

[HarryHabs]

Originally Posted by Carey Price

TSN said Cammalleri 2 weeks, which makes more sense given that it looked pretty minor.

It won't be 2 weeks.

[JayBee*]

trade time.

[GoodKiwi]

Originally Posted by JayBee

trade time.

Cammalleri + Pacioretty for ..... ?

[CanadienErrant*]

No official infos... Just pure speculations..

[Monctonscout]

Originally Posted by HarryI

It won't be 2 weeks.

Ok Dr.Mudler

[417]

I don't know...i'm pretty 'happy' with some of the early reports of the length of injuries for Cammy and Max P...it could be much, much worse.

It's going to be a test of depth but it will also give guys like Eller, Pouliot and Kostitsyn an opportunity to almost start their season over again.

What's a Habs season without injuries right? I think the only season since the 93' Cup that the Habs have been relatively healthy, was the season they won the division (07 I think???).

[Jigger77]

Originally Posted by 417

I don't know...i'm pretty 'happy' with some of the early reports of the length of injuries for Cammy and Max P...it could be much, much worse.

It's going to be a test of depth but it will also give guys like Eller, Pouliot and Kostitsyn an opportunity to almost start their season over again.

What's a Habs season without injuries right? I think the only season since the 93' Cup that the Habs have been relatively healthy, was the season they won the division (07 I think???).

Yup. The last time we went (relatively) injury-free was 07-08 I believe. And low and behold guess who finished on top of the Eastern Conference that year.

At least we've escaped the usual over the top injuries so far (Trent Mcleary, Lang, Markov, Audette, Koivu...you get my drift).

[Kriss E]

Originally Posted by HarryI

People are overreacting with these injuries.

2 to 4 weeks is NOT so bad!

The team only plays 3 games in the next 2 weeks, surely they can hold the fort for a couple of weeks.

I believe the most annoying part is that they will be back around the deadline. It leaves us in some type of bind. Should we try to sell players, like Hammer and Spacek?..Or go after re-inforcements?

I wouldn't want Gauthier to give up any more draft picks for rentals.

[DDIHH]

Originally Posted by Next Best Thing

We need more size in this lineup, our plyers are getting pushed around so easily.
(and no im not talking about pucks flying into us)

If MaxPac was smaller, maybe he wouldn't be injured

[Next Best Thing*]

Originally Posted by DDIHH

If MaxPac was smaller, maybe he wouldn't be injured

It would probablyfly straight to his face :O

anyway my second line should answer ur post, heh, teams get away with too many cheapshots on our players...