Summary
Cale Makar, a key player for the Colorado Avalanche, got injured in a game against the Calgary Flames. Experts suggest his injury could range from needing a short rest to requiring surgery, which would end his season. The team is waiting for a detailed evaluation to decide Makar's playing future.
Key Facts
- Cale Makar was injured during a game against the Calgary Flames after a hit by Adam Klapka.
- Makar left the game after initially continuing to play and recording an assist.
- Doctor Harjas Grewal commented that Makar's injury might require anything from a short recovery to surgery.
- If surgery is needed, Makar's season would be over.
- Makar is third on the Avalanche team in assists with 55 and also has 20 goals this season.
- Avalanche coach Jared Bednar said Makar would be evaluated on Tuesday.
- The team has nine games left in the regular season, offering a possible rest period before the playoffs.
- Other players like Nathan MacKinnon and Martin Necas may have to take on more responsibility if Makar can't play.
