Canucks’ Quinn Hughes Sidelined with Lower-Body Injury Against Oilers
Quinn Hughes, the standout defenseman for the Vancouver Canucks, is currently sidelined due to a lower-body injury. Head coach Adam Foote has indicated that Hughes is classified as “day-to-day.”
Recent Performance Before Injury
In their recent game against the Montreal Canadiens, Hughes played extensively, logging 26 minutes and 25 seconds on the ice. He contributed significantly, recording two assists despite the Canucks’ narrow 4-3 loss.
Season Overview
- Hughes has participated in nine games this season.
- His current stats include one goal and six assists.
- The Canucks hold a record of 4 wins and 5 losses (4-5-0).
Past Injury History
The 26-year-old American defenseman has faced injury challenges in the previous season. He dealt with a torn ligament in his hand and an oblique tear. Despite these setbacks, Hughes managed an impressive tally of 16 goals and 60 assists over 68 regular-season games.
Impact on the Team
With Hughes out of the lineup, Victor Mancini is expected to step in as the sixth defenseman for the Canucks. This change comes at a critical time as the team navigates early challenges in the season.
The team and fans will be closely monitoring Hughes’ recovery as they hope for his swift return to the ice.
