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Flames LW Jonathan Huberdeau’s Status Unclear After Injury

Brock Boeser · Calgary

Flames LW Jonathan Huberdeau’s Status Unclear After Injury

50% Left coverage: 10 sources

Veteran Calgary Flames left wing Jonathan Huberdeau missed practice Thursday after suffering an undisclosed injury in Wednesday’s preseason game against the Vancouver Canucks. Calgary general manager Craig Conroy told reporters Thursday that Huberdeau was still being evaluated to determine the extent of his injury, which occurred when he collided with Vancouver goaltender Kevin Lankinen in the third period of an 8-1 home loss. Huberdeau, 32, was…See the Story

Canucks: PO Pierre-Olivier Joseph on IR, Victor Mancini Back From Abbotsford

Vancouver Canucks · Vancouver

Canucks: PO Pierre-Olivier Joseph on IR, Victor Mancini Back From Abbotsford

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The move comes after Pierre-Olivier Joseph missed a week of practice with a groin injury.See the Story

'He earned it': Allvin, Foote explain why Cootes deserved a spot on Canucks roster

NHL · Vancouver

'He earned it': Allvin, Foote explain why Cootes deserved a spot on Canucks roster

Braeden Cootes will be the first 18-year-old to start the season with the Canucks since Petr Nedved in 1990 after his impressive preseason where he put up two goals and two assists in four games. General manager Patrik Allvin and head coach Adam Foote explained how Cootes deserved his spot on the team.See the Story

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