Corn Flake
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Derk said:
It never wasn't ok.
Reimer Injury
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It never wasn't ok.
hockeyfan1
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freer said:
You're right on that count!
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Jalili
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I've been hoping since it happened that someone on Toronto will take a run at Gionta in the future.
Optimus Reimer
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Kessel Run said:
It won't happen. Unless there is actual proof as to what the real injury really is, teams are keeping injuries to their players secretly as much as possible. As Wilson responded last week, it is an upper body injury and that is what the team will say until Reimer returns to action. I am convinced it is a concussion, and most Leaf fans that I know feel the same way, but we will never hear that from the organization.
crazyperfectdevil
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reimer's never coming back is he?
ZBBM
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Reimer wasn't that great when he WAS here.
The fact is that Burke took gamble when he decided to go with 2 young goalies. A reasonable one IMO. This team, even if it does make the playoffs, is very likely to get bounced out early. There is no real point in investing in some veteran when this year should be about letting Reimer and Gustavsson play.
If it ends up costing Wilson his job -- so be it.
The fact is that Burke took gamble when he decided to go with 2 young goalies. A reasonable one IMO. This team, even if it does make the playoffs, is very likely to get bounced out early. There is no real point in investing in some veteran when this year should be about letting Reimer and Gustavsson play.
If it ends up costing Wilson his job -- so be it.
GhostofPotvin29
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The team's record with Reimer is better though, so I'd have to see him and the team go into a prolonged funk to really say whether or not he'd have better results lately.
Kessel Run
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Optimus Reimer said:
Oh I'm convinced it is too, and if that's the case, say it. Then go start looking for another goaltender.
What is the latest on Reimer?
First it was day to day and skating, then he was shutdown a bit, then he skated again and last I heard he suffered a 'set back' or 'plateaud' whatever word they used. I know he wasn't practising late last week, any timeline before he gets on the ice again>?
First it was day to day and skating, then he was shutdown a bit, then he skated again and last I heard he suffered a 'set back' or 'plateaud' whatever word they used. I know he wasn't practising late last week, any timeline before he gets on the ice again>?
Zee said:
Wiki: The consequences of whiplash range from mild pain for a few days (which is the case for most people),[21] to severe disability caused by restricted head movement or of the cervical spine, sometimes with persistent pain.
Clearly he's beyond what the threshhold is for what the case is for most people or for a mild case. Not encouraging.
Redleaf
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Bender said:
I was really hoping they were keeping him out of games and off the ice for precautionary measures, which could still be the case, I guess. Altough thats looking more and more unlikely. The question i have is this. If they are unsure about the degree of his injury, why has he not been placed on the IR? He was not on the ice again for today's practise, which tells me it has to be more than a cautionary thing, as the need for his return has never been greater than it is right now.
bustaheims
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RedLeaf said:
He's been on the IR for almost two weeks now.