Thanks Doc.
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What's the word on Scott?
- Thread starter jwhite17
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Thanks Doc.
No problem
They showed him on TV putting ear plugs in, so clearly the noise was bothering him.
Yeah but the point is that if it was a really bad concussion he most likely would not have even been at CEC
I can't speak to how many concussions the guys on the Avs have had, but most of them were pretty young players.
Well, maybe it was just bad and not really bad. I'm not sure what the recovery difference is between bad and really bad is either.
So what? I put earpugs in when I go to CEC. Smart thing to do, especially when you're down low, its nice to be able to hear after the game!
Not even my 80 year old grandpa does that
Is he already deaf?
Nah he just ain't a bitch
And if Scott puts them on every game then it's a perfectly normal thing that has nothing to do with him getting a concussion. I personally think it has to do with the concussion (and so did the tv commentators, btw) but you are welcome to your own opinion.
