Without watching the 45-min video, so is he making a comeback this season or no?
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Still hopeful and still trying, but not tying himself emotionally to hard deadlines. I got that much from about 30 minutes and had to stop. Maybe it gets more definitive in the last 15. I'll get back to it.
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Without watching the 45-min video, so is he making a comeback this season or no?
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Gabe Landeskog is hopeful about returning to play. He's currently skating several times a week and progressing [18:37]. He's committed to working hard to get back on the ice with his teammates [39:43], [40:23]. However, he's not making any promises and isn't setting deadlines for himself [39:38].
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Have we ever seen a player come back after such a long layoff from playing the sport? It will be interesting to see how long it takes him to get back up to speed and if he will ever be close to the player he used to be.
Have we ever seen a player come back after such a long layoff from playing the sport? It will be interesting to see how long it takes him to get back up to speed and if he will ever be close to the player he used to be.
Gary Roberts??
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Have we ever seen a player come back after such a long layoff from playing the sport? It will be interesting to see how long it takes him to get back up to speed and if he will ever be close to the player he used to be.
I remember Teemu Selanne once discussed how significant time off from the game revitalized his career. Injuries healed, his health improved and he came back strong and motivated.
It can happen.
Granted, times change and your mileage may vary but as the old saying goes:
"Form is temporary. Class is permanent."
It may take some time, but he may find his hands and feet once again.
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Have we ever seen a player come back after such a long layoff from playing the sport? It will be interesting to see how long it takes him to get back up to speed and if he will ever be close to the player he used to be.
wasn't really injury related (and the back story is definitely complicated) but Carl Brewer certainly had a wild career with a few shorter layoffs but then the last one was really prolonged before he all of a sudden showed up in his 40s for the 79 Leafs
Have we ever seen a player come back after such a long layoff from playing the sport? It will be interesting to see how long it takes him to get back up to speed and if he will ever be close to the player he used to be.
