The 25-26 Injury Thread
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We need a nukular deterrent (nuclear for those obsessed with spelling- you know who you are). We lost Chytil to an intentionally bad hit from Wilson, and M Pete got filled by Olivier in a hit that easily could have ended badly.
No one fears retaliation from the Canucks, just little Timmy asking "please sir, can I have some more?" There must be a Neanderthal in the Ahl, or ECHL, or the North Peace Hockey League. Scouts, get scouting.
No one fears retaliation from the Canucks, just little Timmy asking "please sir, can I have some more?" There must be a Neanderthal in the Ahl, or ECHL, or the North Peace Hockey League. Scouts, get scouting.
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Good (second to) last line RG.
Exactly what I was prompted to post as I read your middle stanza.
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Exactly what I was prompted to post as I read your middle stanza.
2011 personified.
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I have oft wondered if the Canucks were in on Arbor Xhejak when he was an u/d f/a.
And if not, why not.
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I have frequently maintained that such a player does not necessarily have to be found, but could be created (trained) from a medium-largish AHL/NHL tweener (so, not necessarily a complete hockey liability) who was willing to do anything to stay in the big league.
But it doesn't matter if management doesn't think Vancouver needs such a player on the roster.
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Didn't we recently have a tactical nukular weapon, someone who liked to start skirmishes but could also end them... all the whilst talking very un-diplomatically towards the other side?
Think he's in Boston now, where one of their all-time nukular deterrent recently went into the HOF.
Think he's in Boston now, where one of their all-time nukular deterrent recently went into the HOF.
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I woulda spelled that “Nuckular”…..but I get what you were trying to do.Tciso wrote: ↑Tue Nov 11, 2025 4:19 pm We need a nukular deterrent (nuclear for those obsessed with spelling- you know who you are). We lost Chytil to an intentionally bad hit from Wilson, and M Pete got filled by Olivier in a hit that easily could have ended badly.
No one fears retaliation from the Canucks, just little Timmy asking "please sir, can I have some more?" There must be a Neanderthal in the Ahl, or ECHL, or the North Peace Hockey League. Scouts, get scouting.
As an asSide…..
If Lever had done that I would’ve been all over him.
Only because I’m an obnoxious cunt.
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The bar around this place may sometimes seem low, but I strive to hit it with every post.
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Well, there is a concentrated effort to increase the overall bar level.
I'll tell you that for free.....
I'll tell you that for free.....
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Knocked Matthew's out of the game tonight that particular deterrent did.Carl Yagro wrote: ↑Tue Nov 11, 2025 5:21 pm Think he's in Boston now, where one of their all-time nukular deterrent recently went into the HOF.
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That individual just sent Auston “Pigman” Matthews down the tunnel with a hit tonight.Carl Yagro wrote: ↑Tue Nov 11, 2025 5:21 pm Didn't we recently have a tactical nukular weapon, someone who liked to start skirmishes but could also end them... all the whilst talking very un-diplomatically towards the other side?
Think he's in Boston now, where one of their all-time nukular deterrent recently went into the HOF.
The Laughs answer was their 5’10” gargantuan weight atomic response, Max Domi…..which was perhaps one of the funniest scraps I’ve ever seen.
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The thing I noticed about this year’s injuries is how many of them happened in the first week of the season. To the point about the training staff, I would wonder if the strength and conditioning staff shouldn’t get some scrutiny. Are their prescribed regimes stressing some muscles/joints to the point where the players are more vulnerable to injury?
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CC's own version of Nathan Lafayette.
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The cycle completes.
....this point is how RG got all this started.
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