Anaheim Ducks Forward Troy Terry Undergoes Surgery, Expected to Miss Start of 2026-27 Season
The Anaheim Ducks have revealed that forward Troy Terry underwent surgery on June 9 to address a hip impingement and labral tear. His recovery is expected to last five-to-six months, which means he will not be available for the start of the 2026-27 season. Terry, who is 28 years old, had a productive season with 19 goals and 57 points in 61 games, marking his ninth season with the Ducks. He also made a strong playoff debut, contributing three goals and 11 points in 12 games to help the Ducks reach the second round.
Terry, who signed a seven-year, $49 million contract, is set to become a free agent in the 2030 season. The Denver, Colorado native was drafted by the Ducks in the fifth round (148th overall) of the 2015 NHL Draft. Throughout his career with Anaheim, Terry has accumulated 135 goals and 342 points in 488 games.
In conclusion, Troy Terry's recent surgery will sideline him for the beginning of the upcoming season, but his strong performance and long-term contract with the Ducks indicate a promising future once he completes his recovery.