He said he never would put the team’s success in jeopardy. Some things you can play through without it making you play worse.” “You had different people dealing with broken bones, like (Zdeno) Chara when he had a broken jaw. That’s what we were doing,” said Ullmark.
He maintains that he was the former, though he could not answer whether he’d need offseason surgery until he met with the medical staff again. In describing his situation, Ullmark went back to the age-old athlete’s saying that there’s a difference between being hurt and being injured. They helped me throughout this whole season to keep me in battling shape.” I have full respect, I fully support everything they have and the trust that we have for them is immense. The guys in the medical room do everything they can for us and they were true warriors throughout the season. That’s something I have to live with and I’m just so grateful for all the guys that are in this room, that are in the medical room, everybody that’s in this organization. I wasn’t as good as I wanted to be, and unfortunately at the worst time possible. Yeah, it’s pretty evident that I didn’t play the way that I wanted to.
We all want to help the team out to the best of our capabilities. We all battle our different things, whether it’s mentally or it’s physically,” said Ullmark on Bruins’ breakup day at Warrior Ice Arena on Tuesday. We all go through things come playoff time.
“You know what, here’s the deal, we all go through things in life. In typical Ullmark fashion, he was philosophical about the whole experience, and intentionally vague. Linus Ullmark did not detail what his physical malady was in the playoffs, but maintained that the medical staff helped to make him ready to play from Games 1-6 against the Florida Panthers.īut the likely Vezina Trophy winner knows what he was able to give his team in the post-season was not good enough.
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