Blues’ Oskar Sundqvist Leaves Game After Skate Injury Against Oilers
St. Louis Blues center Oskar Sundqvist left the game against the Edmonton Oilers due to a skate injury on his lower body. This incident raised concerns among fans and the team alike.
Injury Details
The injury occurred during a play involving star player Connor McDavid. As Sundqvist attempted to maneuver in the offensive zone, he slipped and collided with McDavid along the boards. It was during this unfortunate moment that Sundqvist suffered a cut from a skate.
Coaching Insights
Blues head coach Jim Montgomery provided an update post-game. He confirmed that Sundqvist was fortunate the injury did not affect his Achilles tendon. However, Montgomery stated, “The cut was deep, and it’s day-to-day now.” The coach emphasized the uncertainty regarding the recovery timeline.
Player Statistics
- Player: Oskar Sundqvist
- Age: 31
- Goals this season: 3
- Assists this season: 10
- Games played: 38
- Season: 2023-24
Game Outcome
The Blues faced a tough night against the Oilers, losing the game 5-0. The result adds pressure as the team hopes for Sundqvist’s swift recovery.
Looking Ahead
As the team awaits further updates, fans remain optimistic about Sundqvist’s return. His contributions this season have been vital, particularly as he settled back into the roster after rejoining the Blues.
