Anaheim Ducks forward Troy Terry is set to undergo hip surgery due to a chronic hip impingement. This situation may affect his availability at the start of next season. The Ducks announced this information in their post-season injury report.
Playoff Performance and Injury Report
The Anaheim Ducks recently concluded their playoff campaign, marking their first postseason appearance since 2018. They were eliminated in the second round after a six-game series against the Vegas Golden Knights. As the team heads into the off-season, they are dealing with several injury concerns.
Troy Terry’s Surgery
- Troy Terry will undergo hip surgery.
- He has consistently been one of the team’s top offensive players, scoring over 50 points each season for the past five years.
- Last season, Terry achieved 57 points, including three goals and eight assists during the playoffs.
- The exact date for his surgery and recovery timeline remain unspecified.
Cutter Gauthier’s Resilience
Forward Cutter Gauthier faced significant challenges during the playoffs. Despite playing with two fractured vertebrae, he managed to contribute 12 points in postseason play. Gauthier’s injury occurred in late March, and he only missed five games before returning to the lineup.
Other Player Injuries
- Captain Radko Gudas sprained his ankle in the playoff opener and did not return for the remainder of the postseason. However, he would have been available if the Ducks advanced further.
- Forward Ryan Poehling has been cleared to play after recovering from a concussion caused by an illegal hit from Vegas defenseman Brayden McNabb, who faced suspension for the incident.
- Defenseman Pavel Mintyukov suffered a knee ligament sprain but is expected to be fit for training camp.
The Ducks will focus on recovery and rehabilitation as they prepare for the next season, hoping to build on their recent playoff experience.
