Senators' Stone has microfracture of wrist, questionable for rest of series
Ottawa Senators forward Mark Stone has been diagnosed with a microfracture of his wrist after receiving a slash from Montreal Canadiens defenseman P.K. Subban in the team's contest on Wednesday night.
Injury update: #Sens Mark Stone has suffered a microfracture of his right wrist & his availability for the series is unknown at this time.
— Ottawa Senators (@Senators) April 16, 2015
Subban was ejected from the game after the slash.
It was announced Thursday that he wouldn't receive any further discipline for the act, although the news arose before Stone's injury was made public.
Senators GM Bryan Murray spoke with the NHL Disciplinary Committee about the nature of Stone's injury before the Subban suspension was given.
The GM hopes that things will change now that more news about the severity of the injury has surfaced and feels that Subban deserves a suspension.
He also said that Stone is questionable for the rest of the series.