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Boeser taking contact in practice. Could return against Boston.

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5thhorseman wrote: ↑Mon Nov 25, 2024 3:45 pm Boeser taking contact in practice. Could return against Boston.

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Nice to see Demko was also a full participant at practice... should be back in action soon.

Be nice if everyone (Boeser, Demko and Miller) are back by the end of this road trip.

Cornuck wrote: ↑Mon Nov 25, 2024 4:17 pm Be nice if everyone (Boeser, Demko and Miller) are back by the end of this road trip.

Speaking of that, whats wrong with Forbert??

Cornuck wrote: ↑Mon Nov 25, 2024 4:17 pm Be nice if everyone (Boeser, Demko and Miller) are back by the end of this road trip.

I just read a couple of reports saying there is a good chance they will all be ready to go after the trip.

(Forbort too)

Looks like Brock will most likely play tomorrow.

Says they're being extra cautious with Demmer.

Madcombinepilot wrote: ↑Mon Nov 25, 2024 4:19 pm

Cornuck wrote: ↑Mon Nov 25, 2024 4:17 pm Be nice if everyone (Boeser, Demko and Miller) are back by the end of this road trip.

Speaking of that, whats wrong with Forbert??

Knee strain, might play the first home game after this road trip.

I can see why they’re taking extra time with Demko. The last thing he needs is to come back only to re-aggravate an already obscure injury. That would likely spell the end of his season and potentially his career.

Brock too. Another shot to the head would knock him out long term.

But what a shot in the arm these two would provide to a club doing their damndest to win without them.

Sherwood be good to keep winning until all the big guns return.

BoS wrote: ↑Mon Nov 25, 2024 6:09 pm But what a shot in the arm these two would provide to a club doing their damndest to win without them.

They're keeping their heads above water in the divisional race with key players out. I have no big complaints considering Petey's slow start, Miller's issues and subsequent absence, Boeser's injury and Demko's rehab. Even Joshua's absence was not without impact. As long as they keep their heads above water, I would be happy with them taking their time bringing back the injured.

The fact that they've been able to do so - hell, they won the last game pretty much without Hughes, but that may say as much about Ottawa as Vancouver - is a testament to coaching and depth in the line-up. Garland, Sherwood and Suter are making management look like talent-hunting savants so far. Not a recipe for long-term contention, and I'm eager to see what this team can do when it's fully healthy, but I have to tip my hat to what they've been able to accomplish thus far.

Garland, Sherwood and Suter, while including Blueger and Joshua in the same conversation, are the kind of key depth players you win with in the Spring.
Ideally, these are the types of guys you wanna draft b/w the 3rd-7th round and develop within the system, but in this case only Garland cost the club a real asset to acquire.

The defence, however, is a whole other discussion.

Strangelove wrote: ↑Mon Nov 25, 2024 12:36 pm

Todd Bersnoozi wrote: ↑Sun Nov 24, 2024 6:49 pm Man, surprised nobody mentioned this in the game day thread. That hit by EP40 on Stuzle was a beaut!

Strangelove wrote: ↑Sat Nov 23, 2024 4:20 pm Petey playing the bang and crash game...

Sorry boss, my bad. Must* have missed it.

No problemo Todderino...

BoS wrote: ↑Tue Nov 26, 2024 12:37 pm Garland, Sherwood and Suter, while including Blueger and Joshua in the same conversation, are the kind of key depth players you win with in the Spring.
Ideally, these are the types of guys you wanna draft b/w the 3rd-7th round and develop within the system, but in this case only Garland cost the club a real asset to acquire.

The defence, however, is a whole other discussion.

Hoping we'll be able to add Hoglander, Bains and Juulsen to that list in the near future.
Myers and Soucy have been coming into form lately.
Branstrom is looking like he'll be a fit here

dangler wrote: ↑Wed Nov 27, 2024 4:28 pm

BoS wrote: ↑Tue Nov 26, 2024 12:37 pm Garland, Sherwood and Suter, while including Blueger and Joshua in the same conversation, are the kind of key depth players you win with in the Spring.
Ideally, these are the types of guys you wanna draft b/w the 3rd-7th round and develop within the system, but in this case only Garland cost the club a real asset to acquire.

The defence, however, is a whole other discussion.

Hoping we'll be able to add Hoglander, Bains and Juulsen to that list in the near future.
Myers and Soucy have been coming into form lately.
Branstrom is looking like he'll be a fit here

I think Sasson has shown pretty well too so far. He's been playing center in Abbotsford but I think he's looked pretty good on the off wing up here. He is bigger and stronger and more effective along the boards than Bains has been up with Vancouver and his skating has seemed adequate.

This was with a few seconds left in the game.




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