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ville5 wrote:Thoughts and prayers to all involved.
FLPensFan wrote:My next question will be, is he going to be able to participate in development camp after the draft, and/or prospects tournament and/or training camp. We've been told he will make a full recovery, but no details have been released on his injury or recovery time. All that is back burner stuff right now with someone still in critical condition, but those are some team related issues.
If one of Brassard or Sheahan were not on the roster, I would think Bellerive would be in the conversation to make this team if he has another training camp like he did last year. Unfortunately, he doesn't turn 20 until May, so, as the team currently stands, he is likely to head back to Lethbridge this season.
FLPensFan wrote:My next question will be, is he going to be able to participate in development camp after the draft, and/or prospects tournament and/or training camp. We've been told he will make a full recovery, but no details have been released on his injury or recovery time. All that is back burner stuff right now with someone still in critical condition, but those are some team related issues.
If one of Brassard or Sheahan were not on the roster, I would think Bellerive would be in the conversation to make this team if he has another training camp like he did last year. Unfortunately, he doesn't turn 20 until May, so, as the team currently stands, he is likely to head back to Lethbridge this season.
pens_CT wrote:FLPensFan wrote:My next question will be, is he going to be able to participate in development camp after the draft, and/or prospects tournament and/or training camp. We've been told he will make a full recovery, but no details have been released on his injury or recovery time. All that is back burner stuff right now with someone still in critical condition, but those are some team related issues.
If one of Brassard or Sheahan were not on the roster, I would think Bellerive would be in the conversation to make this team if he has another training camp like he did last year. Unfortunately, he doesn't turn 20 until May, so, as the team currently stands, he is likely to head back to Lethbridge this season.
Does the organization view Bellerive as a Center or as someone who is better suited to play wing at the NHL level? He's marginally taller and a little heavier than Guentzel, and we all know Sullivan's stance on playing Jake at Center.
FLPensFan wrote:pens_CT wrote:FLPensFan wrote:My next question will be, is he going to be able to participate in development camp after the draft, and/or prospects tournament and/or training camp. We've been told he will make a full recovery, but no details have been released on his injury or recovery time. All that is back burner stuff right now with someone still in critical condition, but those are some team related issues.
If one of Brassard or Sheahan were not on the roster, I would think Bellerive would be in the conversation to make this team if he has another training camp like he did last year. Unfortunately, he doesn't turn 20 until May, so, as the team currently stands, he is likely to head back to Lethbridge this season.
Does the organization view Bellerive as a Center or as someone who is better suited to play wing at the NHL level? He's marginally taller and a little heavier than Guentzel, and we all know Sullivan's stance on playing Jake at Center.
I have not heard anything about his playing position. I assume center, since that is his natural position and we haven't heard anything from the team about where they expect him to play. That is likely because he isn't yet under team control (still playing at Lethbridge vs AHL).
interstorm wrote:If one builds a bonfire with gasoline they're setting themselves up for a disaster. The air itself (especially pockets of it trapped under the wood to be burned) can be set on fire. For anyone who doesn't know this, please keep that in mind when building your own bonfires.
https://youtu.be/Yig_zO8a35U
(and to those who have done this in the past and haven't had a bad experience -- consider yourself lucky and don't try it again)
Cow_Master66 wrote:interstorm wrote:If one builds a bonfire with gasoline they're setting themselves up for a disaster. The air itself (especially pockets of it trapped under the wood to be burned) can be set on fire. For anyone who doesn't know this, please keep that in mind when building your own bonfires.
https://youtu.be/Yig_zO8a35U
(and to those who have done this in the past and haven't had a bad experience -- consider yourself lucky and don't try it again)
Yep...this is a very stupid act, but one that a lot of younger "kids" make! Hopefully everyone makes a full recovery!
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Jim wrote:Gasoline isn't flammable, it's explosive. Kerosene is flammable.
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