The Columbus Blue Jackets continue to be the unluckiest team in the National Hockey League.
After a more than difficult summer, where the club learned of the terrible death of its star striker Johnny Gaudreau, another very bad news has further disrupted the organization’s plans.
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Indeed, forward Boone Jenner, the captain of the Blue Jackets, is expected to be absent long term due to a lower body injury suffered during his team’s training on Friday. His name will be placed on the team’s injured list, according to the magazine’s Mark Scheig The Hockey News.
Nothing to reassure the fans of the Ohio team, the informant Elliotte Friedman, of the Sportsnet network, made some additional comments concerning the state of health of the 31-year-old veteran.
“I don’t like what I hear,” he admitted during a recent broadcast of the podcast 32 Thoughts. It appears to be a serious injury. I feel bad for Jenner and the Blue Jackets.”
Last year, Jenner had 22 goals and 13 assists for 35 points in 58 games.
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