Calgary Flames’ Jonathan Huberdeau Sidelined for Season
Calgary Flames winger Jonathan Huberdeau has been sidelined for the remainder of the season due to a hip injury. The team announced on Thursday that the 32-year-old athlete will undergo hip resurfacing surgery. This procedure is scheduled for March after consultations with the Flames’ medical team and other specialists.
Jonathan Huberdeau’s Recovery Timeline
The Flames expect Huberdeau to make a full recovery by the beginning of the 2026-27 season. Flames general manager Craig Conroy emphasized that this decision prioritizes Huberdeau’s long-term health.
Impact on the Team
Conroy stated that while losing a player of Huberdeau’s ability is challenging, the organization is committed to his overall well-being. Huberdeau has dealt with hip-related symptoms throughout the current season. The decision to proceed with surgery involved discussions with Huberdeau, his representative, and the medical staff.
Huberdeau’s Performance Statistics
- Season Performance: 50 games played
- Total Points: 25 points
- Goals: 10
- Assists: 15
Huberdeau scored a goal in the Flames’ recent game against the Edmonton Oilers, showcasing his ongoing contribution to the team despite his injury challenges. The Flames will now focus on supporting his recovery as they move forward without one of their key players.
