Bad News Strikes a Former Blackhawk and The NHL's Leading Goal Scorer
Illness to Bench NHL's Top Goal Score
The Detroit Red Wings have struck gold with forward Alex DeBrincat, who they acquired from the Ottawa Senators during the summer. DeBrincat has been on a goal-scoring rampage, netting nine goals in his first seven games, making him the NHL's leading goal scorer.
However, fans may not get to witness his scoring prowess for a few games. Head coach Derek Lalonde shared the unfortunate news that DeBrincat is feeling under the weather, and his availability for the upcoming match remains uncertain, especially since he missed practice today.
But it's not all bad news for the Red Wings. The team is likely to welcome back Jeff Petry and Klim Kostin, offering a silver lining amid DeBrincat's illness. Fans and the team will be hoping for a swift recovery so they can continue to enjoy his exceptional scoring ability on the ice.
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After his contract expires, should the Blackhawks attempt to re-sign Alex DeBrincat? | ||
| Yes | 56 | 75.7 % |
| No | 18 | 24.3 % |
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