Islanders’ Horvat Injured Against Mammoth, Doctor Appointment Scheduled Friday
Bo Horvat, a forward for the New York Islanders, suffered a lower-body injury during Thursday’s game against the Utah Mammoth. The Islanders lost the match 7-2. After being hit by defenceman Sean Durzi, Horvat left the game in the third period. Although he fell awkwardly, he managed to exit the ice independently.
Upcoming Doctor Appointment
Islanders head coach Patrick Roy announced that there will be no immediate updates on Horvat’s condition. He is scheduled to see a doctor on Friday to assess the injury further.
Player Statistics
Horvat, 30, has recently been selected for Team Canada for the upcoming 2026 Milano-Cortina Olympic Winter Games. Before his injury, he had recorded 21 goals and 12 assists in 36 games this season. He played for 16:43 without contributing to the score in that game.
Injury History
This injury marks a challenging period for Horvat, who had previously missed five games earlier in the season due to a lower-body issue. He returned to the lineup last Sunday against the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Career Overview
Over the course of 848 career games, Horvat has achieved notable statistics:
- Goals: 290
- Assists: 304
- Points: 594
His contributions have been crucial both for the Islanders and his former team, the Vancouver Canucks. Fans and teammates alike will be hoping for a swift recovery.
