[News] Tanev Update: Undergoing Surgery will likely be back between September and November

[Erick Estrada]

Originally Posted by Flamesfan05

We really missed him

Without him the focus was on Andersson and Hanifin and we all know what happened

Not only that but Kylington was clearly not the same player away from Tanev.

[kipperiggy]

What a warrior, hope he didn’t do any long term damage coming back either. I have no idea how easy or hard a shoulder injury is to come back from

[powderjunkie]

Originally Posted by Vinny01

Accused me of making up stories when I posted information from a source (I even said it was Orange Julius type source). Look who needs surgery after all.

Some handsome posters speculated that he needed surgery but would still be able to play.

[jg13]

Incase anyone missed it Tanev is expected to miss camp and likely more due to Labrum surgery.

https://flamesnation.ca/2022/05/28/c...algary-flames/

[Roof-Daddy]

That's not good that he's going to miss time to start the season. He's clearly a very important piece on the back end.

At least it's not a surprise and Tre has all summer to bolster the D and cushion the loss....um, with all that available cap space lol

[joejoe3]

Here’s to hoping Mackey graduates the A

[agulati]

Mackey/Valimaki will have to step up big time with Tanev missing the start of the season. It will take him some time to get up to the game speed on top of that.

[CalgaryFan1988]

Originally Posted by EVERLAST

Just want to add that I'd love to see the C given to Tanev . He deserves it.

I like Tanev and we missed healthy him dearly, but if anybody deserves the C I think it's Backlund.

[Erick Estrada]

Originally Posted by CalgaryFan1988

I like Tanev and we missed healthy him dearly, but if anybody deserves the C I think it's Backlund.

Disagree. I think Tanev is more fitting because he's a warrior and brings it every single game. That's the type of player you want to set the example. Backlund brings it sporadically as he's usually a no-show in the first half of the season and from playoff series to to playoff series can be really good (Oilers) or really bad (Avs).

[The Fisher Account]

Originally Posted by FlamesAreOne

@DhaliwalSports

What a gutsy performance by Chris Tanev who played with a torn laberum, separated shoulder and had a sprained neck.

Surgery next week.

I still can't believe we are operating in 2022 and people are praising players playing (and taking hits) with these kind of injuries.

No wonder Monahan is a broken 27 year old.

Let's call a spade a spade - this is an irresponsible organization. Would you trust your kids' future long-term health with the Flames medical staff?

[Jiri Hrdina]

If there is an issue it certainly isn't isolated to the Flames.
This is part of hockey culture.

But I'm not a doctor and I don't pretend to play one. if he could play without doing more damage then it's fine. Much different than someone playing with a concussion.

[Burning Beard]

Originally Posted by The Fisher Account

I still can't believe we are operating in 2022 and people are praising players playing (and taking hits) with these kind of injuries.

No wonder Monahan is a broken 27 year old.

Let's call a spade a spade - this is an irresponsible organization. Would you trust your kids' future long-term health with the Flames medical staff?

At the end of the day it comes down to the choice of the individual. Do you think Tanev wanted to sit out?

[Red_Baron]

Originally Posted by The Fisher Account

I still can't believe we are operating in 2022 and people are praising players playing (and taking hits) with these kind of injuries.

No wonder Monahan is a broken 27 year old.

Let's call a spade a spade - this is an irresponsible organization. Would you trust your kids' future long-term health with the Flames medical staff?

That's a pretty strong indictment of the medical staff.

Hopefully you have more than the alleged health of Sean Monahan to back that up.

[GioforPM]

It all comes down to (a) will he do more damage to the injury by playing and (b) is he more effective than a replacement, even with the injury. If the answer is (a) no and (b) yes, he should play. If not, then no.

Gonna change my handle to TanevforPM though.

[Canada 02]

might start the season with Tanev and Monahan on LTIR

[agulati]

Originally Posted by Canada 02

might start the season with Tanev and Monahan on LTIR

Wasn’t it reported that Monahan is ahead of schedule?

[Flame On]

Will this help out with some cap savings?

[GioforPM]

Originally Posted by agulati

Wasn’t it reported that Monahan is ahead of schedule?

Yes, but no need to do anything with him but be 100% sure (or trade him).

[Canada 02]

Originally Posted by agulati

Wasn’t it reported that Monahan is ahead of schedule?

what is the schedule?

[agulati]

Originally Posted by Canada 02

what is the schedule?

I believe they were expecting him to be good for the start of the season initially.

https://twitter.com/user/status/1530634761072365568?s=21&t=_cy8hsc8jq-N9l4cipFD_w

Monahan had surgery in the first week of April. Treliving says his recovery is 5-6 weeks ahead of where he was at last summer with his other hip surgery.

Says he’s going to start skating soon in the coming weeks.

I guess maybe not ahead of schedule. Just ahead of where he was last year.