Hartley updates on Ferland, Gaudreau, speculation for Hudler


In just about every possible aspect, the Flames had a nightmare of a Game One, and that included the injury department.
Jiri Hudler and Micheal Ferland both exited the game and never returned, causing a great deal of panic within Calgary.
Hudler, the team's leading scorer with 76 points in the regular season, battled with an apparent leg injury, though that is pure speculation based on the standard 'lips sealed tight' policy the NHL tends to take during the playoffs regarding injuries.
Ferland suffered two big hits to his head, but Bob Hartley has stated that he feels confident Ferland will play. Ferland has become a fan favorite, and his tenacious play will desperately be needed for the remainder of the series.
Johnny Gaudreau did not play at all during the third period, but Hartley stressed that he was simply resting the young playmaking forward.
(h/t Pro Hockey Talk)
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One good sign. Jiri Hudler looked to be walking without much difficulty. Perhaps not as bad as first thought #Flames
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