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Tyler Myers Will Join Canucks For Upcoming Road Trip
Vancouver Canucks defenseman Tyler Myers looks to have avoided a serious injury and will join the team on its upcoming road trip.
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Tocchet says Myers is day to day. Will travel. Coach says Myers was in real pain last night, but figures he dodged a bullet
— Jeff Paterson (@patersonjeff) October 12, 2024
Myers played one shift in last night’s game against the Philadelphia Flyers before leaving with an injury. The defenseman was in serious pain, and although nothing had been officially disclosed from the team, there was a fear that whatever he injured might’ve been severe.
Tyler Myers had to be helped off the ice after this awkward collision with Farabee#Canucks pic.twitter.com/SolVOQP52W
— Hockey Daily 365 l NHL Highlights & News (@HockeyDaily365) October 12, 2024
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Vancouver will embark on a four-game road trip starting Tuesday at the Tampa Bay Lightning. It is unclear if Myers will miss any games due to his injury, but it is encouraging that he will still travel with the team.
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