In December, Kris Letang, the defenseman for the Pittsburgh Penguins, suffered his second stroke but made a speedy recovery. When asked about his health by reporter Jean-François Chaumont from the Journal de Montreal before playing against the Canadiens on Tuesday night, Letang replied that he could not assure that he won't experience additional strokes in the future.
In 2014, Letang was sidelined for two months after suffering his first stroke, which was linked to a small hole in his heart wall. The same issue caused another stroke, which was accompanied by severe headaches.
In the recent game against the Canadiens, Letang scored a goal and assisted twice, contributing significantly to the Penguins' success. The team is currently in a favorable position, occupying the first wild card spot in the Eastern Conference standings.