It's an exciting time to be a Washington Capitals fan, but anxiety is running high as the team appears to be plagued with injuries heading into the postseason.
Among the players the Washington Capitals seem to be carefully managing is blue-liner Martin Fehervary, who was absent from today's practice. While his absence may have initially seemed precautionary, the team's latest roster move suggests otherwise.
Carlson, Roy, Chychrun on the ice for Capitals practice today. No Fehervary, who appeared to twist his right foot/ankle vs. Islanders on Tuesday. Came back and finished that game, but didn't play in finale Thursday.
According to sources, defenceman Martin Fehérváry missed morning practice and appears to be dealing with an injury stemming from an awkward collision during the April 15th game against the New York Islanders. This incident resulted in his foot twisting uncomfortably, raising concerns about his status moving forward.
Although Martin Fehérváry managed to finish that game, he was sidelined for the regular season finale against the Pittsburgh Penguins and has since been receiving ongoing medical attention.
With the playoffs set to begin Monday against the Montreal Canadiens, this development is certainly troubling for the Capitals.