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Winning comes with perks around here.
Winning comes with perks around here.
@TRF Guy, I was playing pond hockey all night. I was able to catch the last 15 minutes of the game and watched the entire post game and didn’t catch it - what happened to Faber? And when the F is Kaprizov going to return? It was supposed to be day-to-day.
I had my bantam practice so I just saw highlights. All I've heard on Faber is upper body. Nothing on Kaprizov@TRF Guy, I was playing pond hockey all night. I was able to catch the last 15 minutes of the game and watched the entire post game and didn’t catch it - what happened to Faber? And when the F is Kaprizov going to return? It was supposed to be day-to-day.
It's been "next man up" for the Wild all season with our injuries. He's still only 21, but I'm excited to at least see what Jiricek can bring to the table. I'm curious to see who they pair him with.@TRF Guy
@Ogee Ogilthorpe
Tenna-B was just talking about Faber and still had no further information. He wasn't even sure when it happened. He said on his last shift out, maybe he got his arm twisted, but definitely not sure. Also mentioned he got hit pretty hard his 2nd to the last shift, maybe tried one more shift and then entered concussion protocol. All speculative though. Wild called up new dude from Iowa (guy we just traded for). That is bad news, IMO, on Faber front.
Also said Kaprizov still hasn't practiced, and neither has Spurgeon.
Me too. He better have an impact the next year or two. They gave up a lot.It's been "next man up" for the Wild all season with our injuries. He's still only 21, but I'm excited to at least see what Jiricek can bring to the table. I'm curious to see who they pair him with.
For sure. If he's as good as NHL scouts believe he can be, our young D core future looks bright with Faber, Buium and Jiricek.Me too. He better have an impact the next year or two. They gave up a lot.
Agree. And Middleton is only 29.For sure. If he's as good as NHL scouts believe he can be, our young D core future looks bright with Faber, Buium and Jiricek.
You are ahead of me there!Hopefully, we also get at least one (1) of Kiviharju, Lambos and Pionk to blossom.
I have heard Kap is at least skating. I guess the positive is he will be rested up for second half of the season. Team gets Middleton back then Faber gets hurt. So damn frustrating@TRF Guy
@Ogee Ogilthorpe
Tenna-B was just talking about Faber and still had no further information. He wasn't even sure when it happened. He said on his last shift out, maybe he got his arm twisted, but definitely not sure. Also mentioned he got hit pretty hard his 2nd to the last shift, maybe tried one more shift and then entered concussion protocol. All speculative though. Wild called up new dude from Iowa (guy we just traded for). That is bad news, IMO, on Faber front.
Also said Kaprizov still hasn't practiced, and neither has Spurgeon.
It never endsJonas Brodin Injury: Won't play Thursday
Written by RotoWire Staff
Published on January 9, 2025
Brodin has been ruled out for Thursday's home game against Colorado due to a lower-body injury, Michael Russo of The Athletic reports.
Brodin was in the midst of a hot stretch recently, as he had recorded points in six of his last seven appearances, logging two goals, five assists, 17 blocked shots, six hits and a plus-3 rating while averaging 26:34 of ice time across that span. However, he's considered day-to-day due to a lower-body issue. Travis Dermott and David Jiricek will likely enter the lineup against the Avalanche since Brodin and Brock Faber (upper body) will be unavailable. Brodin's next opportunity to suit up will be on the road against San Jose on Saturday.
I wasn’t so fortunate. Brought my pond hockey friend to his first ever Wild game (not a wealthy man). Oof.Glad I missed that one. Ouch
Boys were gassed last night in their 4-1 loss to the Knights. Was not pretty