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Originally Posted by Freeway
FWIW, the Flames' general strategy under Bill Peters has been to map out starts ahead of time but rely on Rittich telling them how he's doing. The fact that he's played great and seems to be feeling good is likely the primary factor in riding him early.
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I dont know. Guys who get concussions also say they're good to go when they're not. I'd sincerely hope they have a better grip on things than just letting them gave Rittich tell them if hes good to go or not.
If he falls off a cliff after the all star break, they better pray Talbot can carry the mail the rest of the way.
Give Rittich all the leash he wants, but also be very weary because he will burn out.