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[josephwoll]

bobby mc jesus is back! here he is talking about his injury and return

transcript under the cut

Q. do you think you'll be back playing tomorrow night?

uh hopefully, I feel good, feel ready to go, definitely took the time to feel better so hopefully

Q. what was is that led to the injury? was it something you've been dealing with or was it more of an acute circumstance?

yeah, it was more just like an isolated event. nothing i was dealing with. i think maybe just like some things transpired in the game where I guess I just didn't feel like, I guess when I hurt it initially I could think back to when maybe okay maybe I felt like a tweak or something but nothing that was like significant it just kind of went on me

Q. how difficult do you think it will be to get back in the lineup I mean compared to where your game was at when you went out?

um I feel like I haven't been out a ton of time and I've definitely been skating a good amount, like I didn't miss a lot of time off the ice. the game speed is always something that takes a bit of an adjustment but not being out that long, I don't think it'll be um too hard and I just trust that I'll rely on what works well for me

Q. what do you know of Fraser Minten?

uh he's good player he's obviously young but he plays a bit of an older game. he's poised and he makes smart plays and understands the game really well so I think he's he's doing really well

Q. what went through your mind last night when you saw Stolarz go down the way he did and leave the game?

yeah obviously you're just worried about him, hopefully it's not anything major, especially the way he's been playing, he's just been keeping us in games, winning us games, just been an absolute back stop back there so you never want to see that and you just hope that it's not long term

Q. Max getting back into the lineup, having the game he did, what sort of immediate impact did you see him make?

he's just a power forward, he gets the net, he's hard on pucks and plays really well around their net and making plays, plays to the guys he was with so he did a great job

Q. For a guy like him who early in his career was known as a real offensive guy, to embrace taking on a bit of a different role this year, playing physically he was talking about how he knows what his role is on the line, what does that say about him in terms of what he's willing to do for the good of the team?

yeah shows he's a good leader, shows he wants to win first and foremost and doing whatever it takes to be a contributor and fill holes on this team that maybe aren't there all the time so he's definitely doing a great job of bringing that presence and bringing that style of game

Q. what do you learn about Dennis Hildeby over the time in the organization?

he's a professional, right from when he came here, saw him with the marlies and he just takes every rep, everything to the maximum, even in practice, even after practice if we're just doing like shootouts and stuff he wants to keep every puck out of the net, so just a professional all the time

Q. when you're injured, obviously on a team with a number of injuries already, how do you balance that pressure to get back in the lineup whilst still doing what's best for you?

yeah I mean that's a good question actually because it's always hard, you want to get back right away but, that's the hardest thing to balance with injury, is trying to come back at the right time where you're not going to re-injure it and I think that's that's the point where you know okay you can feel confident you can push it maybe you still have a little bit of pain or maybe you're not feeling 100% but it's at the point where you're not going to re-injure it and then hurt the team anymore because if you're out again then you're just hurting the team again so just when you're feeling better

Q. as craig always says now, you're ready to go when you say you're ready to go, do put do your hand up at one point and say just give me an appearance [i have no idea what the reporter said here]

yeah it's not necessarily that you wake up one morning, it's always a progression and there's always metrics you want to hit with strength and speed and things like that and how you feel on the ice but yeah I guess there is a point where you're kind of like okay I'm ready do this like you feel it one day on the ice you're like oh I didn't feel it through that turn I didn't feel it through there and then you're ready to go

Q. what went through your mind when you got hurt?

just initially, there's always that frustration and then you're hoping that it's not anything too drastic and you're waiting for the the pain to go away a little bit and then kind of reassess so always a bit of frustration but it wasn't too bad

Q. sorry if you said before, i got here late, but what actually happened to you? what happened on the play or what ever?

I just over stretched on a stride and just felt it through my groin, i think I just overexerted on something

[kelogsloops]

made a little painting about drifting in and out of sleep for my new artbook 😴

My first art book, ‘The Art of Kelogsloops’ is out now! It shares the artistic journey from my earliest drawings, to the paintings I make today. The book includes painting tutorials, art tips, advice on art style & an in-depth insight into how I make paintings from sketch, to finish.

If you'd like to check it out, you can find more info here: The Artbook

🎵 saidno - i'll miss u

#brbchasingdreams

[3416]

Mitch Marner Media Availability | 11.26.24

[fyblackwomenart]

Queen Bee by Hayley Elliott-Kernot

[wollerjoseph]

BABYYYYYY🥹🥹🥹

“you’re pretty talkative on the bench”

—“yeah i think it makes sense if you wanna win…it’s not like a master plan or anything”

[maxz-b]

hey hey this is part 5 out of ???

[silverybeast]

Dawn

touched up an old wip for some practice with metal leaf. kept fairly rough but i think that suits it since it would've otherwise been so busy.

[marejadilla]

Stephanie Rew, "The Alchemist", oil, egg tempera and 24ct gold leaf on panel. B, 1971, Scottish painter based in Edinburgh, UK.

[adelphenium]

holy moly.... i dunno how, but @tinyhockey and i semi-predicted it 3 months ago with this piece for our pfps.... woller + kniesy artistry...!!!

[wmnylander]

Jan 18, 2025

[annieqattheperipheral]

the way nate's media tour grimace compleeeetely melted away at the thought of maggie waiting at home for him💕

auston rambling on like the proud papi of felix he is 🫶

[kelogsloops]

channeling some klimt & art nouveau inspiration for this little painting for my artbook! 😄 #brbchasingdreams 🎵 saidno. - floating

prints | tutorials

[3416]

auston post-game media talking about the momentum swing, playing with mitch, and how mitch has been driving the team in all areas while he's been out

[fyblackwomenart]

Lakeshia T. Reid - All That You Change Changes You

[ameliedoree]

New video!

While VNs with grand, thrilling multi-route scenarios are the norm now, they were once something new, and it all began with one corny mess that goes wildly off the rails. Also, Nasu maybe ripped it off.

Let's talk about 1996's Kizuato.

[tiger-balm]

man of few words | leafs @ canadians | march 9th 2024