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posted at 11/19/2010 10:17 AM EST
- bostondynNASTY
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PC has a Press Conference scheduled for 1145 to update the status of Savards return. would be good to hear a target date -
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posted at 11/19/2010 11:16 AM EST
- OlsonicCreations
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If it were up to me, I'd take the return date and add 1 extra month. No need to rush him back again. -
Re: SAVY
posted at 11/19/2010 11:33 AM EST
- bostondynNASTY
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Savy is on the ice practicing, assuming that is what the announcement will be..orrrrrr could it be a trade to start making room for Savy's return -
Re: SAVY
posted at 11/19/2010 11:44 AM EST
- I-Like-Hockey
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In Response to Re: SAVY:Savy is on the ice practicing, assuming that is what the announcement will be..orrrrrr could it be a trade to start making room for Savy's return
Posted by bostondynNASTY
Well you dont sit on your butt for 6 months and then magically return to peak physical form after one on ice session. Id say he should be another 1-1.5mo away from return at the earliest.
Especially if consider when Bergy came back as compared to when he really returned "to form". -
Re: SAVY
posted at 11/19/2010 11:55 AM EST
- I-Like-Hockey
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In Response to Re: SAVY:In Response to Re: SAVY : hes been working out for quite a while now
Posted by pbergeron37
Thats entirely different than being in full contact game shape. Ive been working out for the last few months too Maybe I should show up to B's Practice? -
Re: SAVY
posted at 11/19/2010 12:05 PM EST
- SanDogBrewin
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In Response to Re: SAVY:If it were up to me, I'd take the return date and add 1 extra month. No need to rush him back again.Posted by OlsonicCreations
I'm entirely OK with this Marc should only come back when he is ready. -
Re: SAVY
posted at 11/19/2010 12:12 PM EST
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I cant find anything about a presser anywhere? Have a link? -
Re: SAVY
posted at 11/19/2010 12:19 PM EST
- I-Like-Hockey
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In Response to Re: SAVY:In Response to Re: SAVY : well no, because no offense, but i assume you don't have the talent. hes gotten his heart rate up. if he practice for 2 weeks while being in the gym he'll be fine, 4-6 weeks is MAJOR overkill and might draw some accusations of cap circumvention
Posted by pbergeron37
Damn you crushed my DREAMS!!! Obviously non taken im not Marc Savard.
I didnt consider the Cap Circumvention. Id just rather have Marc back at 100% and have him at 100% going into the playoffs this year. If that means his return is overly slow so be it. It would be hard to prove cap circumention IMO witha tricky injury like a severe concussion.
Also remember how long it took Bergeron to get back to His true "form" id Hope that Marc would get back to that faster but I dont think rushing him back A'la Flyers series will get him there quicker. -
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posted at 11/19/2010 12:24 PM EST
- bostondynNASTY
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In Response to Re: SAVY:I cant find anything about a presser anywhere? Have a link?
Posted by bigvig
my source was the Sports Hub 98.5 for this presser. it was just saying that he passed a conditioning test and is hitting the ice but non-contact -
Re: SAVY
posted at 11/19/2010 1:10 PM EST
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Oh, OK. I looked all over the place and couldnt find a thing. Thanks. -
Re: SAVY
posted at 11/19/2010 1:41 PM EST
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From Bish, via Twitter:B’s GM Chiarelli with some “good news”: Marc Savard passed a conditioning test and will join the Bruins for practice (non-contact). He’ll need to take a couple more tests next week.
Also:
On the ice this morning in Wilmo: Sturm, Savard, Krejci, McQuaid, Boychuk, Thomas with Coach Jarvis.
Julien on Marc Savard: "I think it's pretty encouraging news for everyone involved...we'll take it step-by-step (from here)." -
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posted at 11/19/2010 2:31 PM EST
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Re: SAVY
posted at 11/19/2010 5:05 PM EST
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Re: "Cap Circumvention".
From a legal standpoint, there is absolutely no scientific way to determine if a player is ready to return from PCS or not. As both Savard and Ian Perriere have proven, the evaluation system still ultimately depends on the player's ability to assess his own symptoms and his willingness to admit that he's still hurting. Neither of those things is a given. In Savard's case - a player who clearly came back too soon for one or the other reason - I think you'd be hard pressed to make a case that the Bruins wouldn't have reason to hold Savard out a bit longer even if he says he's ready and even if the MRIs and stress tests show him to be symptom free. -
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posted at 11/20/2010 12:18 PM EST
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Savard also cleared air w/any potential awkwardness w/Gregory Campbell: "I've talked to Soupy. He's a great ISavard: "I played for Colie and that was 1 of ways to stay in lineup...draw penalties. I think he encouraged that at time if you asked him"Marc Savard: "I have nothing against Colie. [Email] was private stuff. Stuff he said got interpereted in bad way. Had nothing to do w/Cooke" kid. We have no hard feelings"
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posted at 11/20/2010 1:41 PM EST
- bim09
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In know this is a little off-topic, but I like Savy's new look. Maybe getting ready to play a little Goa'uld hockey? >)
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posted at 11/20/2010 2:04 PM EST
- Crowls2424
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Great news on Savvy from NEHJ...
http://www.hockeyjournal.com/news/2010/11/20_savard_takes_to_the_ice_for.php -
Re: SAVY
posted at 11/20/2010 2:23 PM EST
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In Response to Re: SAVY:
[QUOTE if he practice for 2 weeks while being in the gym he'll be fine, 4-6 weeks is MAJOR overkill and might draw some accusations of cap circumvention
Posted by pbergeron37[/QUOTE]
That is quality, "thinking like a lawyer." -
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posted at 11/20/2010 2:24 PM EST
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In Response to Re: SAVY:Re: "Cap Circumvention". From a legal standpoint, there is absolutely no scientific way to determine if a player is ready to return from PCS or not. As both Savard and Ian Perriere have proven, the evaluation system still ultimately depends on the player's ability to assess his own symptoms and his willingness to admit that he's still hurting. Neither of those things is a given. In Savard's case - a player who clearly came back too soon for one or the other reason - I think you'd be hard pressed to make a case that the Bruins wouldn't have reason to hold Savard out a bit longer even if he says he's ready and even if the MRIs and stress tests show him to be symptom free.
Posted by Bookboy007
...and the B's obvious defense to the immediately above. That was a high-quality interaction. -
Re: SAVY
posted at 11/20/2010 2:32 PM EST
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In Response to Re: SAVY:In Response to Re: SAVY : Well you dont sit on your butt for 6 months and then magically return to peak physical form after one on ice session. Id say he should be another 1-1.5mo away from return at the earliest. Especially if consider when Bergy came back as compared to when he really returned "to form".
Posted by I-Like-HockeyI would be surprized to see Marc playing in December as well.As for circumvention, let me say PCS prognosis is not an exact science. I am sure the nuerologists in particular would debate on the exact timetable. The NHL would not push the circumvention issue given the nature of the Savard incident and the PR nightmare if it was too early for Savard to return.