Torn MCL in both knees. Holy crap :( I tore my ACL in a pretty similar situation to this (also a goalie) and still feeling some effects 10 years later.

It's not career-threatening I will say it is a bad injury for an example, Teddy Blueger, Teddy Blueger last year got a jaw injury and was out for about 3 months and still was able to play I ain't disagreeing with the fact it is a bad injury I'm just disagreeing with the fact it is career-threatening

@@v1oneshot69 double mcl tear for a goalie is a little different than a broken jaw

should have been charged with embellishment

@@v1oneshot69 a broke jaw at worst could mean a concussion include. Two mcl tears for a goalie is career threatening as they need tremendous leg strength and damaging one could shorten a career. Both happening means he will never have that same leg strength as before

It's frustrating... It's like they think they'll get an interference but instead put their teammate in harm's way

I've seen that so many times through the years, I don't think it's gonna change soon, or maybe with some rule , like in this case, not only you allow a goal, but SHOULD get a penalty for the move of pushing the attacker onto your own goalie

@@saiyansatan exactly, especially when the call is obvious and doesn't get called. This is what happens when you don't call an obvious interference penalty. Seen a few happen in person at minor league games, but it's like that in hockey

I'm a Sens fan and you are 100% correct

They do that hoping the refs will disallow the goal lol

Most D would like to push a player away from their goalies, but since they can't go through the net, they can't get the right angle. This should have been interference since Hyman was in contact with Forsberg before he got pushed in. Hyman hit Holden and then was all over Forsberg before the Hamonic hit. Very though call.

It's pretty much on us goalies to keep reminding'em. I try to tell my D to push'em to sides or try to pull'em somehow. If you're on butterfly and guy falls on you, you need to straighten your legs fast while falling backward or it's bye bye knees.

@@DBeau73 Kind of a weird justification for something that's solved by just repositioning to a less threating angle or just not doing the potentially injuring thing eh? If the choices are 1. "clear" the guy but possibly take out my goalie because the angle isn't there to do it safely, or 2. literally anything else that helps the general effort but doesn't take out my goalie, pretty sure you should always pick 2.

​@Zharghar08 or #3 not doing anything and being out of a job very fast. Not disagreeing but frustrated by so many other misguided comments I read and yours was the most logical. It's very easy to criticize when it's someone else's job. They are playing against very savvy players that live in the dirty areas and it ain't easy getting them away from your goalie. I'm sure they are sick over this.

recovering from one is rough, two at a time sounds brutal

@@melnichol25 Oh no doubt. I hope it doesn't put him back more than just this year.

@@CelticSlayer93 his career is done

@@MyName_JeffYou don't know that Lol your not anton forsberg he can recover in a year.

@@MyName_Jeff Don't talk about what you don't know.

Nobody will break Hyman.

@@bobhappyman 🤣

Eh but if it was Kadri all hell would break loose lol but just an unfortunate result and hope Forsberg makes a full recovery

That's just the risk that's taken on these plays in the front of the net. Hyman is far from a dirty player. No one (hopefully) will blame him.

No way hyman should get blamed. He totally stopped playing as soon as he saw forsberg was hurt, and was obviously still concerned while his line mates were celebrating the goal.

Thankfully he has been on the ice practicing for pre-season! We're glad to see him back.

maybe even his career

Even MLB catchers. Tough.

I've suffered a similar injury. Sucks but I think he'll be fine.

Lool, he points at the puck that went in. If not, the timing is really odd dont you think?

@@broken98100 who points at a puck once they score?

@@DJGuRu0071 2005 Ovie probably haha

@@DJGuRu0071 Well, i havent watched many games, perhaps 1-2000 overall and you would be suprised to how often it happens.. but i guess paying attention to details isnt your thing and exploring other options then your own is off the table.. So that must mean you are correct, like allways and all the time huh? How can others be such fools and actually think that since the timing of the pointing towards the puck and the puck crossing the goal line CANT possibly be an option right?

The Canucks' Demko tore a hamstring in an early-December home game vs the Panthers and has yet to see game action since, with the Spencer Martin-Collin Delia show in net for over 2 months now. Forsberg may be out for no shorter a time span than Demko so far has been, and that will mean, should that occur, the 1st goalie likely will mean that barring an unlikely Sens' 2023 2nd-round playoff appearance, not seeing game action at least until September.

Ligaments don't heal like muscles. He will be out for 9 months probably

@@spencerlanman4011 I dunno whether muscles or ligaments heal more quickly but if Demko's injury stint is a guide, it appears likely that seeing playoff action, should the Sens get there, is no guarantee for Forsberg. Last season Petr Mrazek, in a Leafs' game against the Bruins, injured his groin, sidelining him for over a month although by the time that injury of his had fully healed, the Leafs' coaching staff and front office had decided to go with 2 non-Mrazek goalies for a 1st-round playoff series then underway, with Jack Campbell used for all but 30 minutes or so over 7 games.

@@wainber1 I don't know what you're talking about but I'm going to say about 16 months before he can start skating again. Also, note that he is 30 years old. Yes, I am a doctor so I know way more about this than most people.

@@JaneNayes I have so far compared the injury situations of Mrázek, Demko, and Forsberg, in order of least to most recent. Mrázek’s groin injury, sustained in March 2022, healed in just over a month although by then Sheldon Keefe (head coach), in consultation with the Leafs’ front office, had decided to go with Campbell and Erik Kallgren for whatever had remained of that team’s season. Demko last December pulled a hamstring and has yet to see action in an actual game, whether stopping pucks or just sitting on the bench for his current team, since. Although the Canucks’ goalie didn’t need to be stretchered off the ice after that hamstring injury, that Forsberg had needed to be stretchered off was a clear sign that at best the Sens’ goalie likely wouldn’t see action in an actual game until perhaps May, and only then if his injury were to have by then, and the Sens were to have won their first-round playoff series. For however long Forsberg is out, DJ Smith shouldn’t expect Forsberg to be available to be used in a game at any point this winter, the NHL Sens’ front office having called up Kevin Mandolese from Belleville to indefinitely replace Forsberg.

Same man.

This is because they made it cant have a dmen clear the blue paint they do whatever they can in a pinch trying to stop a goal. Crazy anyone can screw around so much in the blue paint. Bring back Dmen that players are scared of not shooters .

After seeeing that, Im hoping he can still stand.

Remember when Zaitsev was getting booed on home ice? Hamonic needs that to sink in to him.

Hyman knew exactly what he was doing

@@scottirvine8835 Do you have rocks in your head?

Sandy is out for only two weeks, but with our garbage medical staff, it could be a month. Forsberg is who I'm more worried about. This is career-threatening for him.

I've had it happen in football, hyperextended my knee when someone put their foot into my knee and bent it back. And also skiing as well after hearing a pop after falling. I hope hes okay! Knee injuries suck!

@@MTDfilms Ow -- god damn! Ya that POP is ungodly sickening. Absolutely -- knee injuries SUCK! Mine have never been the same. I can't really be a goaltender and tend the goal any more cause I can't push off from my left-to-right or seal the left post -- there's just no stabilization or strength in the joint in my left leg. It sucks -- hope you're still mobile!

So Chabot mew what he was doing couple months ago.

@@kolasillers7776 🤡🤡🤡

He’s done for the season but I think he will be back.

@@politicalbandwagon4989 What I would do if he comes back is have Talbot (if he resigns) and Sogaard as the tandem on opening night. Let Forsberg play in the AHL for a week or two as LTI conditioning.

That is what I just said, he pushed Zach Hyman into him, resulting in that goal which was counted as an good goal, that was no goalie interference.

MCL tear in both knees.

Ottawa Challenged for Goalie Interference, there was none.

he's not

My ACL still clicks after 30 years

lot more than just a goalie curse, young forwards with bum shoulders too

Bro what lol

@@ihatesnowflakes2537 I've torn my ACL twice in my life, and I'm wishing Anton the best of his recoveries.

Why would you say that, he didn’t hurt Anton, Travis pushed Zach on to him. You can’t be nuts.