montreal canadiens
Nick Suzuki The Canadiens announced Thursday that they will be out for two weeks with a lower body injury.
The forward, who was named captain on September 12, set an NHL career-high number of games (82), goals (21), assists (40) and points (61) last season.
defense man Joel Edmanson Missed indefinitely due to lower body injury and forward Josh Anderson (upper body) and Jake Evans (upper body) every day.Forward Paul Byron I am recovering from a back injury.
Evans skated at forward on Thursday Sean Monaghanis recovering from hip surgery.Canadiens have no goalie Carrie Price (Knee) is on the long-term injured list, not expected to play this season.
“It’s tough, but it’s a good lesson to learn early on. Everyone will be down.” Brendan Gallagher Said. “You know it’s a long season. It’s a grind. You can’t do it all year. So it’s good for others to step up. And obviously, here and now. We’re trying to work on things, chemistry, and building through the camp of ‘about the system we put in place last year. So it’s an opportunity for men to take responsibility.
The Canadiens start the regular season on October 12th against the Toronto Maple Leafs. — Sean Farrell
toronto maple leafs
Jake Mazin Due to back discomfort, I will not be able to attend the start of training camp.
The defense attorney is due to return early next week.
Maple Leafs coach Sheldon Keef said Thursday, “I wouldn’t say it’s a concern, given that it has nothing to do with being front-line with regards to his oversight.” It was just a little bit that made me feel uncomfortable and in the end I decided it was a good time to give him some extra time as today is one of the most difficult days of the year. Look at him in a week and see how things settle down.”
Mazin is limited to 47 games (three goals and 11 assists) in the regular season and lost time last season with two concussions and an undisclosed injury.
“I’ve had a few injuries, but I’ve taken care of them during the season and the offseason and done similar things to prepare my body for next season,” Mazin said Wednesday. I’m feeling good, I didn’t think about the concussions I had in the past, I feel good and I’m ready for this year.” — Dave McCarthy
vegas golden nights
Nolan Patrick Golden Knights general manager Kelly McCrimmon said Thursday that he will not be playing this season.
An upper body injury limited him to 25 games last season. He scored 7 points (2 goals, 5 assists).
“We’re just not making progress,” McCrimmon said. “This is real life at this point and it’s about getting Nolan healthy every day, as is everyone in this room….we have declared him out this season. so I think it’s a sober reflection of where this is going for Nolan..our hope is to get Nolan healthy first and then see what the future holds for him. .
A second overall pick by the Philadelphia Flyers in the 2017 NHL Draft, Patrick missed the entire 2019-20 season due to a migraine disorder that limited him to 77 games the last two seasons.
McCrimmon also said the goalie Laurent Blossois (Hip Surgery) Miss camp.The Golden Knights announced their goalie on August 11 robin laner (Hip) I won’t be playing this season.
st louis blues
jordan binnington The goalie was a full participant at the start of training camp after injuring his left knee in last season’s Stanley Cup playoffs.
Binnington did not play after clashing in Game 3 of the Western Conference Second Round against the Colorado Avalanche. The injury did not require surgery. He averaged 1.72 goals and a . Ville Fusso In Game 4 of the first round against the Minnesota Wild.
“Watch him play before he got hurt. Robert Thomas Said. “I think he’ll come back with more determination. He’s got a little chip on his shoulder and he’s ready to rock. He looks really good there.”
Alexei Trobchenko He also attended practice after the Blues previously announced that he would likely miss the forward until mid-December following offseason shoulder surgery.
“I’m working hard,” Trobchenko said. “I’ve been here all summer. I came back here at the beginning of July and was working out. I’m feeling better every day. I haven’t heard from you yet, but it’s coming soon.” — Lou Colac
chicago blackhawks
Jake McCabe Coming into day one of training camp on Thursday after undergoing cervical spine surgery six weeks ago, the defense is unlikely to be ready for the season opener against the Colorado Avalanche on Oct. 12. Told.
“As far as I know, the timetable is the same. We couldn’t give him the contact status,” coach Luke Richardson said. “He came out early and had a good warm-up skate by himself. We thought it was good. [for him] After being with the team, attending team meetings to understand concepts, and shooting and passing training, we didn’t want him to be involved in contact, but just watch. I went outside to ask questions and talk. Being an assistant coach, he understands that really well. ”
Richardson said defense counsel connor murphy He was attending a funeral and did not practice, but planned to return to Chicago after the service.
defense man Ian Mitchell He is expected to miss six weeks with a left wrist injury.forward colton duck and Paul Ludwinski are on concussion protocol and not practicing. — Tracy Myers
new jersey devils
goalie Mackenzie Blackwood defense man Dougie Hamilton Still healthy after missing a significant amount of time due to injury last season.
Blackwood was limited to 25 games (24 starts) due to COVID-19 and a left heel injury.
“Summer was good for me. Good for my ankle…no more pain,” Blackwood said. “I feel good, I can do everything on the ice. I feel refreshed, excited, ready to get to work and have a great year ahead.”
Hamilton missed 17 games with a broken jaw.
“I’m excited to be working with a new coach and new players today. I think it’s been a good first day,” Hamilton said. “I think it will take a while… I may never be normal, but I still have nerve damage. When I came back to the lineup last season, it wasn’t necessarily the pain, it was just the mask. I had to wear it.”
Hamilton practiced without a mask on Thursday and said he did not intend to wear one during the preseason or regular season.
“I definitely didn’t feel the same as I did at the beginning of last year after my injury, so for me this summer, I’m doing everything I can to feel better and healthier and play the way I do. I was trying to make an effort…at the beginning of the season,” Hamilton said. “I think I can do it.” — Mike G. Moreale
boston bruins
Matt Guzelczyk I was on the ice before practice on Thursday. The defense started shooting again on Monday as it prepares to return from offseason shoulder surgery.
“It’s exciting to be back out there and doing a little more than we were able to do in the first few months,” he said.
Grzelcyk underwent right shoulder stabilization surgery on June 3, was expected to recover in five months, and was due to return in November. He said he played through an injury that occurred on January 22 against the Winnipeg Jets last season, but knew quickly that he would eventually need surgery.
Grzelcyk said she wasn’t sure if there would be an updated timeline, but after only wearing the sling for two weeks, she felt better than expected. He had the same surgery on his left shoulder about eight years ago.
“I think my range of motion has improved a little bit,” he said. “Obviously I’ve worked on it a lot. Just the little things like going to bed and waking up in the morning. It’s not that hard. Last year was a long few months to end the year. I can feel a little more.” I’m so happy.” There’s still a long way to go, but the light is at the end of the tunnel.”
Grzelcyk said he’s been testing different stick heights to see if it puts his shoulders in a better position. — Amalie Benjamin
colorado avalanche
Valery Nichushkin Avalanche manager Jared Bednar said he will miss the start of training camp with a foot injury, but may return on October 12 when the regular season begins.
“He [one of the guys who isn’t ready to start camp]He’s back in skating and he’s getting closer,” Bednar said Thursday of the forward, who signed an eight-year contract with Colorado on July 11. Tomorrow morning. “
Nichushkin was injured in the Stanley Cup final against the Tampa Bay Lightning but did not miss the game. — Ryan Boulding
pittsburgh penguins
Tristan Jarry was a full Penguin participant on the first day of training camp.
The goaltender has recovered from a foot injury that kept him out of the first six games of the Eastern Conference first round game against the New York Rangers. Jarry scored 26 saves in Game 7 in a 4–3 overtime loss.
Jarry said his feet didn’t feel 100% until about a month after the season ended.
“It was something I really had to take care of. I had to do a lot of therapy. I think you will.”
Jarry said had the Penguins won Game 7, they would have missed more time before playing late in the second round. The original plan was to keep him until at least the Eastern Conference Finals, he said.
“Coming back for that Game 7 was something I wanted to do,” Jarry said. “I wanted to give the team a chance. I wanted to leave everything there.”
Casey DessmithThe Penguins’ backup goaltender has also practiced well after undergoing core muscle surgery on May 6. — Wes Crosby
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