Kühnhackl injured - Ducks back on track with Holzer

New York (SID) National ice hockey player Tom Kühnhackl could miss defending champion Pittsburgh Penguins for some time due to injury. In the NHL champions' 5-4 win against the Vegas Golden Knights, the 26-year-old was eliminated in the first third due to an unspecified injury to his lower body. More precise information can only be expected on Thursday, said Penguins coach Mike Sullivan. With Korbinian Holzer, the Anaheim Ducks are now back on the road to success in the North American professional league. In the Munich native's first appearance in two weeks, the Ducks ended their negative series of three defeats at the Buffalo Sabers with a 4-3 win after overtime. Holzer was on the ice for 14:8 minutes in his 58th game of the season. National goalkeeper Philipp Grubauer was not on the ice at all during the Washington Capitals' 3-2 win over the Columbus Blue Jackets. After his crucial mistake in the previous 3:4 defeat against the Golden Knights, Grubauer had to give way to his competitor Braden Holtby again. Tobias Rieder, who has been struggling for form for weeks, was also just a spectator when the Arizona Coyotes lost 3:4 to the Winnipeg Jets.

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Kühnhackl injured - Ducks back on track with Holzer

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