Archive · 3 Jun 2025
Oilers Face Finals Without Hyman Due to Injury
The Edmonton Oilers are heading to the Stanley Cup Finals, but they will be missing their left wing player, Zach Hyman, due to an injury.
Hyman had surgery and hasn't been able to play since.
Even without him, the team has been successful, thanks in part to Mattias Ekholm's return from injury.
The coach says the team is not at 100% health, but they are in a better position than last year.
The team is preparing to play against the Florida Panthers in the upcoming games.
The Edmonton Oilers are in the Stanley Cup Finals after defeating the Dallas Stars.
Zach Hyman, the Oilers' left wing, will not play in the finals due to an upper body injury.
Hyman underwent surgery and has been out since May 28.
Mattias Ekholm returned from injury to help the team.
The Oilers' coach says the team is in a better position than last year.
- Who
- The Edmonton Oilers and Zach Hyman
- What
- Oilers will play the Stanley Cup Finals without Zach Hyman
- When
- Before the Stanley Cup Finals
- Where
- Stanley Cup Finals
- Why
- Due to injury.
- Team
- Edmonton Oilers
- Injured Player
- Zach Hyman
- Replacement Player
- Mattias Ekholm
- Event
- Stanley Cup Finals
- Hyman's Injury
- Upper body injury
Sources
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