The Edmonton Oilers are one win away from reaching the 2025 Stanley Cup Finals. However, they had a massive blow to their organization in the first period in game four of the Western Conference Finals against the Dallas Stars. Oilers left winger Zach Hyman was the recipient of a hit by Stars left winger Mason Marchment in the neutral zone. As a result, Hyman injured his wrist and sprinted off the ice. At the time, the injury did not look good. On Wednesday morning Oilers head coach Kris Knoblauch confirmed the worst possible news for Oilers fans. That is Hyman would probably be out for the remainder of the postseason with wrist surgery. Knoblauch’s precise term was “likely.”
