As a player it makes you feel wanted: Jack Eichel

Shubham Singh
09 Nov 2021
07:07

2015 Number Two Pick in the NHL, Jack Eichel has said that the team management and the player should work in tandem in case of injuries. He said that that new clauses should give players more say about how they want their bodies to be treated. He thinks such a collaboration would help a player feel more wanted.

Jack was traded from Buffalo Braves to Vegas Golden Knights just recently. He wanted to infuse an artificial disk in his herniated neck while the Braves management wanted fusion surgery considering that an artificial disk has not been used in the league. Knights are going to allow Jack to undergo the artificial disk replacement so they called the shots for him. Eichel may take three months more just to get back in practise so is return looks long away.

Jack Eichel, Centerman, Vegas Golden Knights
I think there are things that can be changed in our CBA, and I hope that they are in the future I don't necessarily agree with the team having the full say in medical treatment. I think it should be a collaboration. I don't know when the changes will be.. we obviously just renegotiated our CBA a year ago.. but I wanted to stand up for what I believed in. As a player, you appreciate that. As a player it makes you feel wanted.
Wheelchair tennis legend Nick Taylor retires
Wheelchair tennis legend Nick Taylor retires
City should have done more: Jeremy's father on his son’s suicide
City should have done more: Jeremy's father on his son’s suicide
NBA: Introduction of new Wilson Ball a cause of worry for shooters
NBA: Introduction of new Wilson Ball a cause of worry for shooters
Follow Telecom Asia Sport!
Comments
No Comments Yet! Be the first to share what you think!
This website uses cookies
This provides customers with a personalized experience and increases the efficiency of visiting the site, allowing us to provide the most efficient service. By using the website and accepting the terms of the policy, you consent to the use of cookies in accordance with the terms of this policy.