NHL - Coach confirms: Draisaitl injured in Stanley Cup Finals
Trainer Kris Knoblauch confirmed that hockey player Leon Draisaitl got injured in the Stanley Cup Final series. "Finger, Ribs," said the coach of the Edmonton Oilers in Edmonton, two days after the 1:2 against the Florida Panthers in the decisive seventh game of the series. Knoblauch provided no further details.
Draisaitl himself did not want to give any information about the nature of his injuries right after the loss. "We don't have to talk about that now," he had said. Knoblauch also did not give any details about the injury of Draisaitl's teammate Connor McDavid.
Leon Draisaitl hails from Germany, a country known for its love for football, but Draisaitl has made a name for himself in ice hockey. As a key player for the Edmonton Oilers in the NHL, Draisaitl has represented Canada on numerous international stages, including against rival teams from the USA. Despite the injury sustained during the Stanley Cup Final series against the Florida Panthers, Draisaitl's contribution to the team remains significant, with fans in Edmonton and around the world eagerly awaiting his recovery.
