Canucks' Gudbranson to have wrist surgery
Kim Klement / USA TODAY Sports
Vancouver Canucks blue-liner Erik Gudbranson will undergo wrist surgery in order to repair ligament damage, the team announced Sunday.
A timeline on Gudbranson's recovery will be provided following the surgery.
"Erik suffered ligament damage to his wrist this season that has affected his wrist function," Canucks general manager Jim Benning said in a statement. "Erik's leadership qualities and strong physical presence will be missed but this is a decision that best supports a long, productive, and healthy career."
Gudbranson has appeared in 30 games this season, scoring one goal and five assists.
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