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Laine has core muscle surgery, out 3-4 months

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NHL.com
Oct 25, 2025 4:15 PM

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In a recent update, the Montreal Canadiens have announced that forward Patrik Laine will undergo surgery for a core muscle injury. This condition has been troubling Laine for some time, impacting his performance on the ice significantly. The franchise has expressed optimism about Laine's recovery, but the timeline for his return remains uncertain.

Laine, who joined the Canadiens in a high-profile trade, has been a key player in their lineup, bringing his exceptional goal-scoring ability to the team. Fans have eagerly anticipated his contributions to the team as they strive for a successful season in the NHL. His absence will undoubtedly be a blow to Montreal's offensive strategies as they look to compete in a challenging Eastern Conference.

The Canadiens are taking a cautious approach with Laine’s rehabilitation, ensuring he receives the best care to optimize his recovery. The team remains hopeful that he will be back and ready to make an impact during the later stages of the season. Laine's return is eagerly awaited by fans and teammates alike, who recognize his talent and the value he adds to the Canadiens' roster.

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