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BREAKING: Ducks Announce Long-Term Injury to Key Player


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Julien Trekker
January 20, 2024  (2:21 PM)
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Anaheim Ducks forwards Troy Terry and Alex Killorn celebrating a goal during a game.
Photo credit: The Hockey Writers

The Anaheim Ducks released a new update in which we learned that one of their key players will be sidelined due to a surgery.

Alex Killorn to Undergo Knee Surgery, Expected to Miss Several Weeks

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In a recent update, the Ducks revealed that Alex Killorn is scheduled for knee surgery next week.
He should miss four-to-six weeks.
Here's the official announcement, as read on NHL.com:
"Ducks forward Alex Killorn will undergo arthroscopic left knee surgery next week. He is expected to be out of the lineup four-to-six weeks.

Killorn has totaled six goals and 19 points in 34 games this season, his first as a Duck. He scored twice in Anaheim's comeback win over Florida Monday afternoon, including the game-winning goal in overtime. The 34-year-old had collected 11 points in his last 15 games and was tied for seventh among team leaders in scoring this season."
This is Killorn's second long-term injury this season. He was forced to miss the first ten games of the season after a finger injury during training camp.
This is a major blow to the Ducks. Killorn is one of the team's greatest leaders and he will be missed by his teammates.

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