The team never released an official opening roster, but it does appear that Miller and McQuaid went on IR. Czarnik was apparently placed on non-roster IR. I have no ide what that is or what rules and benefits apply to non-roster IR.
I found this :The team never released an official opening roster, but it does appear that Miller and McQuaid went on IR. Czarnik was apparently placed on non-roster IR. I have no ide what that is or what rules and benefits apply to non-roster IR.
The CBA, in all of its wonderful glory, defines this designations as:
16.11 (a) For any other Player who fails the Club's initial physical examination in any League Year, or is injured, ill or disabled while not on the Club's Active Roster, he shall not be eligible for, and may not be placed on, Injured Reserve, but instead shall be eligible to be, and may be designated as, Injured Non- Roster.
It turns out, this is basically an IR for players who were not already on the roster... The section of the CBA goes on to explain:
(c) Players on the Injured Reserve List may attend team meetings, travel with the Club (at the Club's option) and participate in practice sessions with other Players on the Club's Active Roster. Players on Injured Reserve are prohibited from appearing in NHL Games, participating in pre-game warm-ups with their Clubs, or dressing in game uniforms on NHL Game days. Players on Injured Reserve and Injured Non-Roster shall have access to the Club's primary training and medical facilities during regular business hours provided, however, that the Club may restrict such Players' access during periods when Players on the Club's Active Roster are expected to be present at such primary training and medical facilities (e.g. pre-game skates, practices, games, medical and physical treatments for other Players) and within a reasonable period of time before and after such time periods.
The news was broken by the Bruins organization. No timetable on Bergeron but Miller's hand was operated on by the same doctor who did Pedroia's wrist and Beleskey's hand. Six weeks will be a good amount of time to see how the young D perform. - https://www.nhl.com/bruins/news/bruins-issue-updates-on-bergeron-mcquaid--miller/c-282580466That came out of nowhere. The Bruins have worse hockey beat writers than anywhere else at this point. Do they even watch practice anymore? Do any of them actually do anything beyond read twitter and sit on their asses? Awful.
Sad Bergy will be out. Would love to know how long.... Any idea what the lines will be tomorrow?
I'm guessing it was a puck to the foot or something minimal.Who the fuck hurt Bergeron in practice? Shoot them to the moon.
With the entire defense being a giant black hole, my expectations for this season are low to begin with. I'm thrilled the young guys are getting some experience.I agree that in the long term the defensive injuries are going to be a blessing. Carlo, C. Miller, and O'Gara (and others) are the future and getting an extended look is going to be great for them and the franchise long term.
They will need to score a lot in the short term though and need Tuukka to stand on his head. Good news is that once Bergeron is back I can see them ripping off 4 goals/game for a while.