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National Post
30 Apr 2024

DENVER — Upper-body injury? Lower-body injury? Or perhaps the ultimate in vagueness: general body soreness?
Much to the chagrin of hockey fans yearning for information on NHL player injuries, teams remain steadfast in keeping such details close to the vest if they say anything at all.