Jordan Kyrou experienced a lower-body injury during the game against the Ottawa Senators on Saturday. The incident occurred just 2:52 into the first period.
Details of the Injury Incident
Kyrou was engaged in play when he was struck by Senators forward Stephen Halliday. Following the collision, he received immediate attention from the Blues’ Head Athletic Trainer, Ray Barile. Kyrou was ultimately assisted off the ice and into the locker room.
Current Status
According to Blues Head Coach Jim Montgomery, Kyrou is currently in a day-to-day condition. “He’s doing OK, I think he’s day-to-day right now,” Montgomery noted after the game. “We’ll have more when we get a picture on him.”
Expected Recovery Timeline
The coach provided an estimate of Kyrou’s recovery time. The team anticipates he may be sidelined for one week to ten days. However, a precise assessment will come after an MRI once the team returns to St. Louis.
Season Performance Overview
This season, Jordan Kyrou has played in 28 games, accumulating a total of 16 points. His performance includes eight goals and eight assists.
- Games Played: 28
- Goals: 8
- Assists: 8
- Total Points: 16
The Blues will monitor Kyrou closely, hoping for a swift recovery so he can return to the ice and continue contributing to the team’s success.
