The Habs have had a rough training camp, with several players sustaining injuries, including a few long-term losses at the minor and junior levels. This is the situation on September 23.
Jeremiah Addison
Shoulder surgery
Addison last played on September 9 against the Ottawa Senators during the Rookie Tournament, but he claimed that the injury did not occur during this game. The rookies continued to hold their training camp after the tournament, so it’s possible that the injury occurred then.
He underwent shoulder surgery, and will miss the majority of what was to be his first season of professional hockey, projected to be out for six months.
Only injured player at Canadiens camp : Jeremiah Addison – shoulder injury, surgery expected next week – out indefinitely.
— Canadiens Montréal (@CanadiensMTL) September 15, 2017
MEDICAL UPDATE – Jeremiah Addison underwent shoulder surgery today in Montreal. His recovery period is expected to be six months.
— Canadiens Montréal (@CanadiensMTL) September 22, 2017
Josh Brook
Wrist injury
Brook was injured during the first period of the rookies’ game against the Toronto Maple Leafs on September 8. He did not finish the game.
On September 19, Moose Jaw Warriors General Manager Alan Millar confirmed that the injury will require surgery and that Brook will miss up to three months of the season.
Warriors General Manager Alan Millar comments on the status of defenseman Josh Brook pic.twitter.com/vjGJxVRIU9
— Moose Jaw Warriors (@MJWARRIORS) September 19, 2017
Noah Juulsen
Broken foot
Noah Juulsen suffered a broken foot during the pre-season game against the Boston Bruins on September 18, and is expected to miss about six weeks.
Noah Juulsen to miss six weeks. DETAILS -> https://t.co/5nNR6pXFri.
— Canadiens Montréal (@CanadiensMTL) September 21, 2017
David Schlemko
Hand
Schlemko missed practice on September 16 and was listed as day-to-day with a hand injury. He has missed the Red vs. White scrimmage and all the pre-season games thus far.
Medical update: David Schlemko not practicing today – hand injury, day-to-day.
— Canadiens Montréal (@CanadiensMTL) September 16, 2017
On September 20, Schlemko skated before the rest of the team took to the ice. Head coach Claude Julien said he believes Schlemko will return in time to play a few pre-season games.
#Habs: Claude Julien croit que David Schlemko reviendra à temps pour jouer quelques matchs préparatoires.
— J-F Chaumont (@JFChaumontJDM) September 22, 2017
Andrew Shaw
Neck injury
Shaw was diagnosed with a stiff neck the day after the pre-season game against the Bruins on September 18, and has been listed as day-to-day by the team.
Medical update: N. Juulsen (bruised foot) and A. Shaw (neck) not practicing today.
— Canadiens Montréal (@CanadiensMTL) September 19, 2017
He was back on the ice skating on September 22.
Andrew Shaw patine, ce qui est une TRÈS bonne nouvelle #CH #tvasports
— Marc-André Perreault (@MA_PerreaultTVA) September 22, 2017
Chris Terry
Torso Recovered
Terry did not take part in the Red vs. White scrimmage on September 17 and was replaced on his line with Daniel Carr and Antoine Waked by Markus Eisenschmid. Terry did not take part in any games, so the injury must have occurred during the early days of the training camp.
Medical update: Chris Terry not practicing today – injured (torso – day-to-day).
— Canadiens Montréal (@CanadiensMTL) September 18, 2017
Terry started skating again on September 21.
#Habs David Schlemko (main) et Chris Terry (torse) s’exercent sur glace avant le reste du groupe ce matin
— Guillaume Lefrançois (@glefrancoisLP) September 21, 2017
He returned to full practice on September 22.
