Up-to-Date NLL Injury Reports?

[LaxIntegrity]

Anybody know where to find them? And is Matt Brown hurt? I see he's only played in 1 of the 4 Mammoth games... I can't ever get the Mammoth website to work AT ALL - the links are unresponsive. :banghead:

[gctales]

To my knowledge, there are no official injury reports...

Usually, who is scratched is not known outside the team until the night of the game... Unless it is an obvious season jeopardizing / ending injury and they place the person on injured reserve...

Then, if you are lucky, the NLL might post something in the "Transactions" section of their site..

you may also find it on one of the other NLL related websites and message boards..

[LaxIntegrity]

To my knowledge, there are no official injury reports...

Usually, who is scratched is not known outside the team until the night of the game... Unless it is an obvious season jeopardizing / ending injury and they place the person on injured reserve...

Then, if you are lucky, the NLL might post something in the "Transactions" section of their site..

you may also find it on one of the other NLL related websites and message boards..

Not your fault, of course, but that's just an unsatisfactory situation... the NLL is lacking still in SO many facets of the "professional" sports world... where are the card sets? The NLL website sucks eggs... so little effort could make the sport SO MUCH more fan-friendly! JENNINGS, I lay the blame for this FLAT ON YOUR LAP!!!! :bartmoon:

[gctales]

Yeah.. the injuries are typically important to two main groups -
1. Las Vegas odds makers (while you can, sometimes, find a line on an NLL or MLL game, odds are against it, and highly doubtful for a college game) - thus, there is no drive for it from Vegas (too few people to bet on it, and only insiders can really guess the odds))

2. Fantasy Lax - Again a small (while rabid) community, thus, again, minimal drive to release the information..

besides, if I were a team, I would not want to release that information, because it makes it easier for the opponent to do some planning.. if they think you will be playing someone, even in a diminished capacity, they have to plan for something that may not occur. If they know he is not playing, they can adjust their focus to other aspects.