Canadiens hit with another wave of injuries after loss to the Capitals, including an unexpected one
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Definitely, things are going extremely badly for the Montreal Canadiens right now.
The team isn't winning anymore, injuries keep piling up nonstop, and the atmosphere seems to be getting heavier and heavier.
Here is some proof showing just how bad things are.
Two more injuries hit the Montreal Canadiens, including an unprecedented one
As you know, in the loss against the Capitals, the Canadiens lost forward Jake Evans after an elbow by Tom Wilson, and it's an injury that's worrying.
The forward didn't finish the game, and it seems to be a fairly serious injury, but let's wait and see.
The NHL has already issued its verdict regarding a possible suspension for Capitals forward Tom Wilson.
That said, to show just how relentless the injury misfortune is for the Habs (on all levels), take a look at what Maxime Truman just reported.
"A friend just ran into Kent Hughes, who has his right arm in a sling.
The injury epidemic has made its way all the way to the team offices."
- Truman
The injury epidemic has made its way all the way to the team offices."
- Truman
Even Kent Hughes is injured!
Obviously, it's not funny, but it shows the "ridiculous" nature of the current situation surrounding the Montreal Canadiens, and how injuries keep hammering the team.
It feels like a real curse. And it's pretty incredible to see how quickly a season can spiral.
Everything was going so well to start the season and after about ten games, but now, everything seems to be going wrong.
Anyway, we will quickly keep you updated on any developments regarding the injury suffered by Jake Evans.
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