A bit of good news (about Tanev)

[GioforPM]

Originally Posted by Flamesfan05

Every team in the playoffs can claim a few injuries. It’s not really an excuse. The Flames were relatively healthy.

Yes and they all have an effect to a greater or lesser degree. No Tanev (plus issues with Zadorov and Kylington) when facing an offensively centred team is tough. Tougher than no Kadri against the Oilers, or even whatever was wrong with Draisaitl (that only affected skating back into the zone). Arguably Point out was pretty harmful to TB against a team that could then focus on one offensive centre.

[Textcritic]

Originally Posted by Locke

The team had no cohesion and looked like a group of dudes running around with no idea what they should be doing.



The loss of Tanev threw the team into complete disarray.

Yeah, that's pretty much what I saw as well. But this seems like something that is correctable.


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[ricardodw]

Chris Tanev played 547 games: 514 reg season and 33 playoff games with the Canucks

He missed 155 due to injury. 155/(155+547) = .22

in an 82 game season it would be expected that Tanev miss 18 games

Tanev's robustness as a Flame has so far beaten the odds. Had he been as roster ready for the Canucks for his last 5 year contract, he probably would still be a Canuck.

I don't think that recovery time decreases as age (33 in Dec).

There should be a risk management plan in place. Are Gudbrandson and Stone enough?

[GioforPM]

Originally Posted by ricardodw

Chris Tanev played 547 games: 514 reg season and 33 playoff games with the Canucks

He missed 155 due to injury. 155/(155+547) = .22

in an 82 game season it would be expected that Tanev miss 18 games

Tanev's robustness as a Flame has so far beaten the odds. Had he been as roster ready for the Canucks for his last 5 year contract, he probably would still be a Canuck.

I don't think that recovery time decreases as age (33 in Dec).

There should be a risk management plan in place. Are Gudbrandson and Stone enough?

LOl. You can't forecast injury time per year like that. Different injuries, different recoveries, different teams and training. I remember when Backlund was expected to always mis big parts of the season and was "injury prone". Then in 2015 he played a full season and has played pretty much full seasons ever since. Out only seven games over 7 seasons.

[MissTeeks]

https://twitter.com/user/status/1569760866052247552

Excellent.

[dustygoon]

Originally Posted by MissTeeks

https://twitter.com/user/status/1569760866052247552

Excellent.

[topfiverecords]

Originally Posted by dustygoon

Don’t over do the celebrating, you might tear your labrum.

[Burning Beard]

Great news. Tanev is a beauty.

[Puppet Guy]

[Textcritic]

I love Chris Tanev, but I was also secretly hoping that the Flanes would start the season without him, just to see how the defense pairs shake down out of camp in his absence.

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[CroFlames]

It'll be pretty interesting to see how the pairings come together. Flames have some great defensemen.

[CorsiHockeyLeague]

Originally Posted by MissTeeks

https://twitter.com/user/status/1569760866052247552

Excellent.

Amazing. Someone should sell this to prime video and they can do a whole documentary about his remarkable comeback, maybe call it "Doing Everything Necessary" or something along those lines... I don't know, I'm not a writer, you get the idea.

[undercoverbrother]

Originally Posted by CorsiHockeyLeague

Amazing. Someone should sell this to prime video and they can do a whole documentary about his remarkable comeback, maybe call it "Doing Everything Necessary" or something along those lines... I don't know, I'm not a writer, you get the idea.

subtle, I like

[EVERLAST]

Loving me some mullet and snaggletooth....but In all seriousness Tanev is pure joy ....who knew he'd be the glue that holds this team together even without that clusterf!@#$ gluegun Glen G...ha ha....Woodcocks sidekick up in the stink of the world....

Glad Tanev is gonna be 100% ....he's F ing awesome.

[dino7c]

Originally Posted by ricardodw

Chris Tanev played 547 games: 514 reg season and 33 playoff games with the Canucks

He missed 155 due to injury. 155/(155+547) = .22

in an 82 game season it would be expected that Tanev miss 18 games

Tanev's robustness as a Flame has so far beaten the odds. Had he been as roster ready for the Canucks for his last 5 year contract, he probably would still be a Canuck.

I don't think that recovery time decreases as age (33 in Dec).

There should be a risk management plan in place. Are Gudbrandson and Stone enough?

first lol, 2nd are you actually complaining about the Flames depth on D? If so there really is no pleasing you. Sure injuries would suck but the Flames have one of the deepest if not the deepest D core in the league

[GioforPM]

Originally Posted by ricardodw

Chris Tanev played 547 games: 514 reg season and 33 playoff games with the Canucks

He missed 155 due to injury. 155/(155+547) = .22

in an 82 game season it would be expected that Tanev miss 18 games

Tanev's robustness as a Flame has so far beaten the odds. Had he been as roster ready for the Canucks for his last 5 year contract, he probably would still be a Canuck.

I don't think that recovery time decreases as age (33 in Dec).

There should be a risk management plan in place. Are Gudbrandson and Stone enough?

Good to see you've kept up with the team in the off season.

[Textcritic]

Nm.

[CliffFletcher]

Really hope we get a Weegar-Tanev pairing right off the hop.

[Hot_Flatus]

Originally Posted by undercoverbrother

subtle, I like

Personally, I'd go with: "Chris Tanev: Recovering from Shoulder Injury Faster Than initially Anticipated"

I'd then break it out into four 22 minutes episodes filled with at least 8 minutes of recaps and teasers per episode and sell spots solely to relentless gambling commercials.

[Snapshot]

Originally Posted by GioforPM

Good to see you've kept up with the team in the off season.

Ricardo's post was from July, before free agency even began.