GDT/ Hurricanes @ Buffalo Sabres Sunday 1pm THLN, WGR

[Taro T]

12 hours ago, PerreaultForever said:

I'm not taking a sub par offer but I don't have to win the trade either. If the on ice team can get better than it's good for me regardless of what the on paper trade looks like. I don't think they need Norris and I don't think they need 3 goalies so I'm looking at a move there. I also have to have a firm Tuch plan. make a final offer and see what he says. Then act accordingly as you cannot let him walk for nothing like Ullmark. 

It's scientific and medical. Injured areas are never the same as they were. 

And yet, calloused bones are stronger than they were prior to breaking.

[kas23]

5 minutes ago, Taro T said:

And yet, calloused bones are stronger than they were prior to breaking.

This is true. It basically comes down to the injury. Calloused bone is a natural phenomenon. Surgical intervention on soft tissue usually leads to some degree of scar tissue, another natural phenomenon. But, scar tissue is not as strong as the tissue around it. So, it depends on the injury. 

[Taro T]

25 minutes ago, kas23 said:

This is true. It basically comes down to the injury. Calloused bone is a natural phenomenon. Surgical intervention on soft tissue usually leads to some degree of scar tissue, another natural phenomenon. But, scar tissue is not as strong as the tissue around it. So, it depends on the injury. 

Yes.  100%.  And breaking 1 bone does NOT make your body necessarily more prone to injury.

[LTS]

Jack Eichel's neck appears to be holding up just fine.

Sidney Crosby seems to have been okay.

I'm not going to put any player into a bucket as it really depends on the injuries and what's done to treat them.  Not sure if we know enough to make a statement on what will or won't happen.

[Wyldnwoody44]

Soft tissue injuries are just a different animal, once you get a lot of them then yes you typically have more laxity in ligaments and etc etc. 

Not impossible to heal but a bone vs soft tissue is truly apple vs orange.