Oilers' Zach Hyman not sure if he will start season, still has brace on fractured wrist
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Zach Hyman of the Edmonton Oilers is uncertain about his return to the ice as he continues to wear a brace on his fractured wrist. After undergoing surgery earlier in the summer, Hyman has been focused on his rehabilitation and is taking a cautious approach to his recovery. Although he felt good during practice, he's not yet ready to commit to being fully game-ready for the start of the NHL season.
The Oilers are anticipating Hyman's return, especially with the upcoming challenges they will face in the competitive Pacific Division. His presence on the ice is crucial for Edmonton, given his role as a dynamic winger who can contribute both offensively and defensively. Hyman's ability to score and assist has made him a key player in the Oilers' lineup.
As the season approaches, the Oilers hope that Hyman can regain full strength in his wrist, allowing him to participate in training camp fully. The team is closely monitoring his progress, ensuring that he does not rush back into action before he is completely healed. Coach Jay Woodcroft has expressed confidence in Hyman’s work ethic and determination, which bodes well for his future contributions to the team.
Fans are eager to see Hyman back on the ice, as his hard-nosed playing style and relentless energy are what make the Oilers a formidable opponent. Alongside stars like Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl, Hyman's return could be pivotal for Edmonton's aspirations of making a deep playoff run this season.
The Oilers are anticipating Hyman's return, especially with the upcoming challenges they will face in the competitive Pacific Division. His presence on the ice is crucial for Edmonton, given his role as a dynamic winger who can contribute both offensively and defensively. Hyman's ability to score and assist has made him a key player in the Oilers' lineup.
As the season approaches, the Oilers hope that Hyman can regain full strength in his wrist, allowing him to participate in training camp fully. The team is closely monitoring his progress, ensuring that he does not rush back into action before he is completely healed. Coach Jay Woodcroft has expressed confidence in Hyman’s work ethic and determination, which bodes well for his future contributions to the team.
Fans are eager to see Hyman back on the ice, as his hard-nosed playing style and relentless energy are what make the Oilers a formidable opponent. Alongside stars like Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl, Hyman's return could be pivotal for Edmonton's aspirations of making a deep playoff run this season.