Florida -Sunrise -The islanders have not yet told Matthew Barzal and Scott Mayfield's injury on Saturday nights -or have not yet said.
But both players were not in the 6-3 defeat lineup to Panthers on Sunday, and whatever the islanders can still do, both players are Noah Dobson, Ryan Palock, Marcus Hogberg. Semion Vallamov hopes not to participate in a long -term injury list.
None of these four are expected to return before the four countries are broken.
Lou Ramorierello states that Dobson and Prok will start skating during two weeks of layoffs on Saturdays, and Hogberg is expected to return to Barlamov for a four -week schedule.
The line of the organization related to Barzal and Mayfield was that they would know more on Monday.
However, it is unlikely that the islanders will practice continuously in a traveling house, but it is unlikely that it will approach soon.
“I know it's an injury, unfortunately it's part of the game,” said Patrick Roy, who repeatedly repeated the team's spokesman to know more tomorrow. “I remember when I was in Colorado and when we lost [Peter] Forsberg of the series for LA [in 2001]It was the moment when others lead. The same is true now. “
The islanders rode seven games on Sunday, but have been injured a lot.
In a few weeks, the right side of the Defense Corps was injured, replacing Tony Deangelo, Scott Pernovic, and Adam Bokvist to Dobson, Pro -Lok and Mayfield.
Dennis Chorovsky, a healthy scratch in six games in the past seven games, has joined the Florida lineup again.
Anthony Ducrair, who missed overtime on Saturday, missed to win the Lightning due to illness, but returned to the lineup and played on the top line instead of a balsal.
Barzal and Mayfield seemed to have been injured on Saturday.
Mayfield had lost weight from the right after colliding with the endboard. Barzal had a hard time standing up after blocking Darren Radish's shot on 5 to 6.
Barzal has already missed 21 games this season due to his private upper body injury.
Mayfield played only 50 games last season, and after breaking his left ankle while blocking the shot on the opening night, undergoing surgery.
Since Jakub Skarek is the fourth goal tender to launch a game for the islanders this season, it was the first time that the club has used many online mailing since 2015.
Thomas Greiss, Jaroslav Halak, Jean-Francois Berube, and Christopher Gibson were the fourth season.
