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You have to respect him for wanting to contribute, especially after an injury like that. What happened to the troublesome David Boston everyone said we got? :D
just out of curiosity...what are the benefits of putting someone on the PUP?chuckcole said:Like many of you, I would love to have DB back before the end of the season, and I believe that he could do it. An option is that he could be put on the PUP list (if he's not on IR already). About the time he would be eligible to come off is the time they're talking about him being "ready". The Fins could then evaluate him (and he would have to pass a physical in order to be taken off PUP) and see if it's worth it -- if the Fins are in playoff contention, then they could really push it; else, they could just put him on IR. Seems like a safe way to go.
FinFan24 said:just out of curiosity...what are the benefits of putting someone on the PUP?
Putting someone on the PUP allows them to rehabilitate and hopefully have them available before the end of the season. It also allows the team to not count someone on the PUP on the active 53-man roster. So, the way I see it, they could put Boston on the PUP, let him rehabilitate, and when he is eligible to come off of the PUP (which is like 10 weeks into the season, I believe -- could possibly be as early as 6 weeks, I can't remember exactly), the team has a chance to evaluate them to see if they are ready and able. If not, they can just put them on IR. I think we did the same thing with David Bowens last year.FinFan24 said:just out of curiosity...what are the benefits of putting someone on the PUP?