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Originally Posted by Flames Draft Watcher
Sure. But pre-injury he looked like our best d-man prospect. His development was looking ahead of the curve as well as he was still junior eligible but was going to play in the minors at age 19.
How much losing one year may set him back is up for debate. I think people are giving him the benefit of the doubt. It will be interesting to see if he can make it back this year. A playoff run would probably help his development quite a bit.
He's a pretty unique prospect. He just loves playing physical.
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I contracted a really bad flu, or what I thought was the flu (could have been something worse) that put me on my back for close to a month. Even after doctors visits, and prescriptions filled, it took close to a full month and a half to clear out of my system.
Even then, it took about 6 full months to fully recoup and recover my strength at the gym to where it was.
I have no doubt Sieloff will bounce back fully, and remain the heavy hitter he was. He's very young, and has some of the best medical and fitness staff available.