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  • NY PJ1
    NY PJ1 Posts: 9,533
    still waiting on mri its def a bad sprain min 6 weekes

    if its a tear done for the season ..please lord no tear

    hockey is a game where this shit happens we must move forward

    at least the olympics are 2 free weekes to recover if its just a sprain
  • moster78
    moster78 Posts: 1,591
    NY PJ1 wrote:
    still waiting on mri its def a bad sprain min 6 weekes

    if its a tear done for the season ..please lord no tear

    hockey is a game where this shit happens we must move forward

    at least the olympics are 2 free weekes to recover if its just a sprain

    True, plus the week between now and the olympics, so 3 weeks off the start to try and get healthy. I read in Newsday that Jagr was trying to put it into perspective for Prucha, he was out once for 4 months and came back for the best playoffs of his career. Lets hope.
  • Bathgate66
    Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    Its all dependant on if its tear or sprain---: the ANTERIOR cruciate ligament, or the MEDIAL collateral ligament ( in the knee ). The medial is of lesser concern, and has better healing time, less degree of weight bearing impact. Either or the timing is not good but i guess being the Olympics are almost upon us , hey who knows. All teams are secretive with these sort of things so we'll have to wait and see what they want to release to us.
    It was clear , that this time, he wasnt "popping" right back up into play , so clearly there is / was something wrong. Even on the replays, it really didnt look that serious, like he almost missed the impact.
    How about Strudwick standing up for Prucha? That was pretty cool .
    And how about that Orr character ? What a tough dude- ( even if Brashear maybe landed a few more then him ) He was there and ready to fill that tough guy enforcer role. Marcel Hossa also had a super game !
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    pruchahossaagainstflyers.jpg
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    Long wait now till Wednesday Night and the hot ottawa sen's. I saw a few highlights and Dominick Hasek didnt appear to be as sharpe as his normal self. Lets hope he has another bad night against the Blueshirts from Broadway.


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  • moster78
    moster78 Posts: 1,591
    Initial reports via AP claim that its a sprain. I guess we'll know more as time goes on. I'm praying though, thats for sure.
  • BrotherLoveBone
    BrotherLoveBone Posts: 264
    3 to 4 weeks is what i heard.
  • NY PJ1
    NY PJ1 Posts: 9,533
    2nd degree sprain of mcl 3-4 weekes whewwwwwwwwww!!

    thank you lord plus 2 weekes olympics,,,, so should only be a couple of missed games
  • moster78
    moster78 Posts: 1,591
    NY PJ1 wrote:
    2nd degree sprain of mcl 3-4 weekes whewwwwwwwwww!!

    thank you lord plus 2 weekes olympics,,,, so should only be a couple of missed games

    Good news. Where'd you hear that? So between missing this week and the Olympics, it shouldn't be much after that.
  • Bathgate66
    Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    i just read that press release on NYR.com
    http://newyorkrangers.com/pressbox/pressreleases.asp?id=1930
    thats excellent news.
    That kid has tenacity so thats in his favor , too.
    They havent announced if Prucha is backing out of the Olympics, ( if he was going- i dont know ) but certainly i would think so .



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  • moster78
    moster78 Posts: 1,591
    Bathgate66 wrote:
    i just read that press release on NYR.com
    http://newyorkrangers.com/pressbox/pressreleases.asp?id=1930
    thats excellent news.
    That kid has tenacity so thats in his favor , too.
    They havent announced if Prucha is backing out of the Olympics, ( if he was going- i dont know ) but certainly i would think so .



    Lets Go Rangers !

    He was supposed to play for the Czech team, not anymore.
  • Bathgate66
    Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    moster78 wrote:
    He was supposed to play for the Czech team, not anymore.
    http://www.nbcolympics.com/news/5092073/detail.html?qs=pt=espn

    Prucha leads the league in shooting percentage for rookies ( 26.3 )
    I hope he can bounce back and rehabilitate quickly and strongly. He has 25 goals & he has had a good presence on the ice. Leaving the Wachovia Arena on crutches & in tears? ? ? ! ! ! Thats almost unbelievable !

    Looking ahead- The Senators come into town- hopefully we can break thru the Dominator quickly ! I also read that Toronto has been hit by the injury bug also- quite possibly we wont be seeing Big Eric skating this upcoming series before the break . would have been interesting to see how the Garden faithful greeted him, if anything at all,...


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  • moster78
    moster78 Posts: 1,591
    Bathgate66 wrote:
    http://www.nbcolympics.com/news/5092073/detail.html?qs=pt=espn

    Prucha leads the league in shooting percentage for rookies ( 26.3 )
    I hope he can bounce back and rehabilitate quickly and strongly. He has 25 goals & he has had a good presence on the ice. Leaving the Wachovia Arena on crutches & in tears? ? ? ! ! ! Thats almost unbelievable !

    Looking ahead- The Senators come into town- hopefully we can break thru the Dominator quickly ! I also read that Toronto has been hit by the injury bug also- quite possibly we wont be seeing Big Eric skating this upcoming series before the break . would have been interesting to see how the Garden faithful greeted him, if anything at all,...


    Lets Go Rangers

    Lets hope. He's a young guy and it doesn't sound like its that serious, so he should bounce back. Hopefully he won't be too missed in the games they play without him. Between him and Jagr, they're responsible for about a third of the Rangers goals this season.
  • Bathgate66
    Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    moster78 wrote:
    Lets hope. He's a young guy and it doesn't sound like its that serious, so he should bounce back. Hopefully he won't be too missed in the games they play without him. Between him and Jagr, they're responsible for about a third of the Rangers goals this season.

    Hey Moster-

    I was going thru some old clips and photos I had laying around- and I immediately thought of you. This photo is for you- wish i had it last week when the appropriate subject matter was at hand,.... enjoy ! lol

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    oh, and lets go rangers
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  • NY PJ1
    NY PJ1 Posts: 9,533
    afternoon boys ,, besides Prucha everything else is pretty quiet in the world of the FIRST PLACE RANGERS!! WOW its been 10 years since we could say this ... and hopefully at least another 10 before we cant say it !!

    yes ...i do have big dreams
  • moster78
    moster78 Posts: 1,591
    Bathgate66 wrote:
    Hey Moster-

    I was going thru some old clips and photos I had laying around- and I immediately thought of you. This photo is for you- wish i had it last week when the appropriate subject matter was at hand,.... enjoy ! lol

    BureROBBED.jpg

    oh, and lets go rangers

    Nice, thanks! Robbed as in we were robbed by taking him? Or robbed in that penalty shot Richter saved on him in the Stanley Cup Finals? I take solace in the fact that there were a bunch of people wearing Bure jerseys at Thursday's game!
  • NY PJ1
    NY PJ1 Posts: 9,533
    bring it on SENS !!!!!!!!!!! PAYBACK TIME for the beating we took on my b-day
  • D Lo Brown
    D Lo Brown Posts: 132
    NY PJ1 wrote:
    bring it on SENS !!!!!!!!!!! PAYBACK TIME for the beating we took on my b-day
    King Henrik needs to bring his "A-Game"....
  • moster78
    moster78 Posts: 1,591
    NY PJ1 wrote:
    bring it on SENS !!!!!!!!!!! PAYBACK TIME for the beating we took on my b-day

    Senators are in a bit of a downspin recently, I think. The only games they've won in their past 5 or so have been against the Penguins, and everyone can beat the Penguins. The Rangers need this one, especially after beating Philly. Need to prove that we can beat a number 1 or number 2 team consistently, otherwise we aren't going to go far in the playoffs.

    LETS GO RANGERS!
  • Bathgate66
    Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    In lieu of Petr Prucha injury, I heard on MSG that the NYRs may bring up Jarkko Immonen. ( * 5' 11 " , 205 lbs, shoots right, from Finland ) This guy was aquired in the Brain Leetch trade. He plays center- forward, and supposebly has a great faceoff percentage.
    *He also recently broke a Wolfpack record and scored 5 goals in one game. We all know injuries are the short-comings for 1 guy while it is an oppurtunity for another. Lets hope he can do some damage. (* this was in his most recent Wolfpack game, the other day .* )JarkkoImmonen.jpg
    Prucha has been unseen as they are saying he is still too emotional to face the media. Kinda strange as this guy is always the tenacious, get up and go type of guy.
    This waiting for the next game is brutal.
    AT least during the 2 week layoff , we'll have olympic hockey to watch.
    Faceoffs continue to be a concern, with the aformentioned Pittsburgh Penguins being the only team with a lower faceoff percentage then the NYRs.
    next up, the Dominator. Lets hope we shatter his wall around the net.



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  • Bathgate66
    Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    moster78 wrote:
    Nice, thanks! Robbed as in we were robbed by taking him? Or robbed in that penalty shot Richter saved on him in the Stanley Cup Finals? I take solace in the fact that there were a bunch of people wearing Bure jerseys at Thursday's game!


    I think it was " robbed " eluding to the player that we had signed for being injured , and not being able to play for that season ( it was a season preview of 2003 - 2004, with Lindros and Ron Lowe running things ) and also not living up to the great play that we had seen in the past.
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  • NY PJ1
    NY PJ1 Posts: 9,533
    Bathgate66 wrote:
    In lieu of Petr Prucha injury, I heard on MSG that the NYRs may bring up Jarkko Immonen. ( * 5' 11 " , 205 lbs, shoots right, from Finland ) This guy was aquired in the Brain Leetch trade. He plays center- forward, and supposebly has a great faceoff percentage.
    He also recently broke a Wolfpack record and scored 5 goals in one game. We all know injuries are the short-comings for 1 guy while it is an oppurtunity for another. Lets hope he can do some damage.
    Prucha has been unseen as they are saying he is still too emotional to face the media. Kinda strange as this guy is always the tenacious, get up and go type of guy.
    This waiting for the next game is brutal.
    AT least during the 2 week layoff , we'll have olympic hockey to watch.
    next up, the Dominator. Lets hope we shatter his wall around the net.

    Lets Go Rangers

    i would like to see this kid play ,,get his feet wet
    although we could put holy back in the lineup

    do u guys think Orr will continue to get in the lineup??
    i love the toughness he brings,but its at the expense of someone's spot

    p.s. Orr vs. McGratton would be a great fight

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