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Freddie needs surgery


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38 minutes ago, organicrusty1201 said:

He will be out at least two months

Does anyone else see this as the beginning of the end of Freddie Andersen?

It started as a day-to-day.

Escalated to week-to-week: Brind'Amour announced that Andersen was considered week-to-week with the injury. He said, "That's a little more time than I was hoping, but hopefully we'll get an update every week".

Next: Brind'Amour later said that Andersen's injury would be "way longer" than expected.

Now: https://thehockeynews.com/nhl/toronto-maple-leafs/latest-news/report-former-maple-leafs-goaltender-frederik-andersen-shut-down-by-hurricanes-to-miss-roughly-8-weeks-following-knee-surgery

According to TSN's Pierre LeBrun, Andersen is set to undergo surgery that will keep him out of the team's lineup for "roughly" eight weeks.

Who here believes the Canes will roll with Kochetkov and Martin without making a move?

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36 minutes ago, Anybodyhome said:

Does anyone else see this as the beginning of the end of Freddie Andersen?

It started as a day-to-day.

Escalated to week-to-week: Brind'Amour announced that Andersen was considered week-to-week with the injury. He said, "That's a little more time than I was hoping, but hopefully we'll get an update every week".

Next: Brind'Amour later said that Andersen's injury would be "way longer" than expected.

Now: https://thehockeynews.com/nhl/toronto-maple-leafs/latest-news/report-former-maple-leafs-goaltender-frederik-andersen-shut-down-by-hurricanes-to-miss-roughly-8-weeks-following-knee-surgery

According to TSN's Pierre LeBrun, Andersen is set to undergo surgery that will keep him out of the team's lineup for "roughly" eight weeks.

Who here believes the Canes will roll with Kochetkov and Martin without making a move?

Well he would be 36 next year and a UFA. Unless he is planning on being cheap and a backup to Kochetkov, I can't see this continuing. 

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3 hours ago, Panthers Fan 69 said:

Martin is a fun story but he isn’t the solution. It has to be the end of Freddie in Carolina. The best ability is availability. I would go all in a trade for Gibson or Soros. It’s time to quit dicking around in goal and get it done. 

The same can be said for Kochetkov i don't trust him for poo in the playoffs.  

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