Braden Schneider’s summer was begged before any other ranger so that the 23 -year -old defense can be an injury that was delayed for about two years.
Sitting in a heavy duty deep on Monday afternoon at the MSG training center, Schneider revealed that he underwent surgery to repair a torn labrum on the shoulder on April 17.
It is a problem that increased the duration of the 2022-23 season and has the progressive Goths worse, so he hears Chose to take care of it now.
“He was sore for the first season,” he said. “Last year, I knew there was a tear. And then this year, they said it was quite bad.”
Schneider will be in a Honda over the next four weeks.
Once it reaches the mark of three men, you can start skating again.
He said he is very sure that he will be ready to go at the beginning of the training camp next season.
While the injury is something he could play with during the rest of his career, Schneider chose to play it this season because he wanted to be part of the 2024-25 campaign, given how successful they have only one year.
However, he would have put him at greater risk of other problems in his life if he continued to let him be treated.
“It’s something I could play for,” said Schneider, who established a race with 21 points (6 goals, 15 assists) in 80 games this season. “There were times when it would hurt him and it would be more difficult for other days. It is something that, given the circumstances of the year and that we have time we have now, is something that I managed to help help to help him help him to help him help him help him help Ethpay and that he advised to accommodate. Our team and things like that.
“It’s more something I wanted to do to make sure I am a better year and the rest of my time.”
As a player who is proud of his physicality, Schneider doubted the more he thought about his injury. I simply did not want to deal with that or let it affect your game more.
Adam Edstrom underwent surgery in his injury at the bottom of the body of the season and has resumed skating.
He hopes to be ready for the beginning of the training camp next season.
“It’s difficult,” he said. “I felt that it really went to us in the end, I, [Matt Rempe] and [Sam Carrick]. We find something really good. It is always difficult to waste time, but it is one of those things that happens. It is part of the sport, but I am excited to make it strong. “
Gabe Perreault said he has decided that he has decided where he will train this summer, but he will return to Boston College to finish the semester after converting the duration of his second year.
“I think it definitely helps,” he said or his five games. “Obviously, he played against some good teams. I think the five games in which I played were all the playoffs teams, so I think that getting the experience to see what is a bit definitely helps me to train this Sesum, know a little.” “
The last day of Repe in the fast home is Tuesday, but the front plans of 6 feet and 8 ½ plans to spend summer in New York to train.
It seemed that he, Brett Berard, Chris Kreider and Jonathan Quick plan to train together.
“I’m going to go back to Calary for two weeks and then I will leave the second week of May and be here for summer,” he said. “I think it’s the best for me again to do a lot of skills for work and skating. I think it obviously helped me a lot last summer, so he tries to do it again.”
