We’ve hit the home stretch of the season and while most of the activity over the past week has been college players signing contracts, there was some notable news around the NHL which is highlighted in our top stories.
Done For The Year: The Flames will be without center Sean Monahan for the rest of the season as the center will soon undergo hip surgery. It’s not the hip he had repaired last summer either which certainly is far from ideal for the veteran. Monahan’s season ends with just 23 points in 65 games and he already has been placed on LTIR. Meanwhile, Coyotes winger Clayton Keller suffered a broken leg which carries a recovery time of four to six months. While it has been a tough year offensively for many Arizona players, that wasn’t the case for Keller as he had already set a new career high in goals (28) while his 63 points were two shy of his career best. Now, the team will simply be hoping that Keller’s recovery won’t take the full six months as if…
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