Ducks Injury Update: Terry to Undergo Surgery, Gauthier Cleared to Play, and Poehling Recovering
The Ducks have provided an injury update on several players. Troy Terry will undergo surgery for a chronic hip impingement, with the timeline for his return yet to be determined. Despite his injury, Terry had a strong season, contributing significantly to the team's performance both in the regular season and playoffs. Cutter Gauthier suffered a transverse process fracture but has been cleared to play. Gauthier had an impressive season, leading the team in various statistical categories and making a significant impact on the ice. Ryan Poehling, who suffered a concussion, has been cleared of symptoms and is recovering. Pavel Mintyukov, a first-round pick, sustained an MCL sprain but is expected to be ready for training camp. Radko Gudas, who had an ankle sprain, would have been available to play had the Ducks advanced to the Western Conference Final. Drew Helleson, who had a groin strain, is expected to be ready for training camp after a solid performance in the postseason and regular season. Overall, the Ducks are monitoring the recovery and progress of these players to ensure they are ready for the upcoming season.