US EditionCanes' Trio Have No Surgery Plans
- On May 30, 2025, Jalen Chatfield, Sean Walker, and Seth Jarvis of the Carolina Hurricanes revealed they have decided against undergoing surgery for their injuries following the team’s advancement to the Eastern Conference final in Raleigh, North Carolina.
- Their decision follows injuries including Chatfield’s hip issue, Walker’s aggravated shoulder from a late-season hit, and Jarvis’s lingering right-shoulder condition that had surgery as a possibility last year but was managed through rehab.
- Jarvis, Carolina’s leader in regular-season goals with 32 and postseason points, played all 15 playoff games, scored the tying goal in Game 5 against Florida, and will continue strengthening and rehabbing his shoulder for a second offseason.
- Chatfield described his injury as a hip issue that made skating difficult, while Walker mentioned his shoulder was healing until a hit from A.J. Greer caused a significant setback; coach Rod Brind'Amour expects Chatfield to recover with additional rehab.
- The players plan to follow a strengthening and rehab protocol similar to last summer with hopes to wear braces early next season, reflecting their desire to avoid missing significant playing time as the NHL season has extended late.
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Hurricanes' Chatfield, Walker and Jarvis have no surgery plans for injuries after playoff run
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Carolina Hurricanes players Jalen Chatfield, Sean Walker and Seth Jarvis said Friday they don't plan to have surgery for injuries after the team's playoff run to the Eastern Conference final.
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