Surprising Health News Surfaces Regarding Detroit Red Wing's Star

Dylan Larkin, the captain of the Detroit Red Wings, surprised everyone by hitting the ice for the team's practice this morning (Dec. 14). This comes as a positive turn of events following Larkin's recent injury during the game against the Ottawa Senators on Dec. 9.

In that game, Larkin took a hit to the head and neck from Senators winger Mathieu Joseph, resulting in him being knocked out. Despite leaving the ice without the need for a stretcher, concerns about his well-being lingered. Head coach Derek Lalonde mentioned that Larkin would be out for 'a while,' leading to his placement on the Injured Reserve (IR) list.


With Larkin making a comeback at practice, there's a renewed sense of optimism. While the timeline for his return to game action remains uncertain, the fact that he's back on the ice is a positive sign. The hope is that Larkin's recovery progresses smoothly, without any setbacks, and that he receives the green light to rejoin the lineup soon.



Source: Hawksinsider