Hurricanes’ Jarvis Leaves Game Due to Apparent Facial Injury
The Carolina Hurricanes face another injury concern as forward Seth Jarvis sustained a facial injury during a recent game. This incident occurred in the first period against the Vancouver Canucks, where Jarvis was hit by a high stick, potentially affecting his right eye.
Seth Jarvis Injury Details
During the game, Jarvis was maneuvering behind the Canucks’ net when a stick from teammate Andrei Svechnikov inadvertently struck him in the face. Upon impact, Jarvis instantly fell to the ice in visible distress, clutching his right eye and struggling with pain.
Immediate Aftermath
Jarvis managed to skate off the ice on his own, holding a towel against the right side of his face. His condition will be monitored, with updates expected after further evaluations.
Season Challenges for the Hurricanes
- This injury poses another challenge for the Hurricanes, who have already dealt with numerous injuries this season.
- Currently, eight players are sidelined, creating depth issues for the team.
Previous Injury Concerns
This marks the second injury scare for Jarvis this season. Earlier, he exited a game after blocking a shot that hit his right foot.
Conclusion
As the Hurricanes continue their season, keeping key players like Seth Jarvis healthy will be crucial for their success. Fans and analysts alike are awaiting further news on his injury status and the team’s overall list of sidelined players.
