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Sharks forward says he’s ‘fine’ after scary on-ice incident in Czechia

  • San Jose Sharks forward William Eklund, 22, sustained a significant laceration on or close to his left hand or wrist during Sweden's exhibition match against Czechia in Brno on May 3, 2025.
  • The injury occurred when Eklund checked Filip Hronek, whose skate accidentally struck Eklund's hand, leading to immediate treatment on the bench and transport to a local hospital.
  • Eklund shared an Instagram story showing his injury wrapped in substantial bandages, reassuring fans with the message, "Everything is fine, thanks for all the support," while Sweden coach Sam Hallam described the situation as "scary."
  • Agent Todd Diamond indicated that the cut probably did not damage tendons or nerves, but the injury is expected to prevent Eklund from participating in the IIHF World Championships, which will be held in his native Stockholm.
  • Eklund was the Sharks' second-leading scorer last season with 58 points in 77 games and had been eager to represent Sweden for the first time at the World Championships, with hopes to join next year's roster.
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