It is his shoulder obviously. Look at him on the ice, he is only holding up his weight off the ice with his right arm. If it was a collarbone, you would use both arms to ease the weight off the collar.
Hopefully he returns but for his safety if it's a major shoulder injury.. He should retire before 25 sadly… No point being broken broken by 30..its all down hill after 30 anyways.
Norris has looked off all year and probably should've just stayed on IR, but it wouldn't be Ottawa without everything falling apart in the worst possible way.
Unless you can break your collarbone from the impact of your arm hitting something? To me, it looks like his arm (elbow area) hits the back post, the momentum of the hit pushes his upper body forward while his arm is stuck there and then his shoulder pops out or a ligament snaps…
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Again? Jesus Christ
It is his shoulder obviously. Look at him on the ice, he is only holding up his weight off the ice with his right arm. If it was a collarbone, you would use both arms to ease the weight off the collar.
He might be done after this…
This horrible news for this young guy- hopefully it’s something else. 🙏
Hopefully he returns but for his safety if it's a major shoulder injury.. He should retire before 25 sadly… No point being broken broken by 30..its all down hill after 30 anyways.
Norris has looked off all year and probably should've just stayed on IR, but it wouldn't be Ottawa without everything falling apart in the worst possible way.
how i held arm when broke collarbone, also landed on backside
I agree with the collarbone given the impact on the outer shoulder
Unless you can break your collarbone from the impact of your arm hitting something? To me, it looks like his arm (elbow area) hits the back post, the momentum of the hit pushes his upper body forward while his arm is stuck there and then his shoulder pops out or a ligament snaps…