Hamhuis (undisclosed) will not travel on the Canucks’ upcoming two-game road-trip.
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Hamhuis (leg) will return to the Canucks lineup on Friday.
Hamhuis missed the last 22 games with a knee injury that he suffered on November 20th. Hamhuis will replace either Frank Corrado or Yannick Weber in the lineup. He has six assists and a minus-5 rating in 20 games this season.
Hamhuis (leg) plans to return to the lineup on Friday vs. the Hurricanes.
Hamhuis has been sidelined with a leg injury since November 20th and will miss another game tonight in Philadelphia, but he said that the plan calls for him to be back in the lineup in Carolina on Friday.
Hamhuis (leg) will not return on Tuesday; should play on road-trip.
Hamhuis still is not ready for game action, but should return to the lineup at some point during their upcoming five-game road trip.
Hamhuis (leg) returned to Canucks’ practice on Thursday.
Hamhuis had been doing some light workouts by himself, but took part in the Canucks optional morning skate today. Hamhuis has been sidelined since November 20th and isn’t expected to be back until late-January.
Hamhuis (leg) is ahead of schedule in his return; expected to be back in January.
Head coach Willie Desjardins expects that Hamhuis will be ready for January barring a setback. He has healed ahead of schedule, which is good news for the Canucks blue line.
Hamhuis left Thursday's game with a lower-body injury and did not return.
Hamhuis' injury was a weird one. He went down while trying to turn and appeared to hurt his leg. He was seen limping noticeably after the game and the Canucks recalled Frank Corrado this afternoon, which suggests Hamhuis is going to miss some time.
Hamhuis (undisclosed) said he is ready to play on Saturday against the Maple Leafs.
Hamhuis has missed the last two games with an undisclosed injury and his status for the Olympics started to become in question. However, should he dress on Saturday as expected, he will be in Sochi with Team Canada.
Hamhuis (undisclosed) will not play tonight.
There is no word on the extent of the injury, but the Canucks will be without Kevin Bieksa, Chris Tanev, Yannick Weber and Hamhuis on the back-end. With Hamhuis out, recently acquired Raphael Diaz will make his Canucks debut.
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Looks like Edler, Garrison, Hamhuis may be rested tonight. All three still on ice. #Canucks
Hamhuis will be a healthy scratch tonight. The Canucks are in the playoffs so they are resting their star players.
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#Canucks PP 2nd unit: Higgins-Raymond-Booth up front; Hamhuis-Bieksa on points.
Hamhuis replaces Gragnani on PP2. Eleven of his 33 points have come with the man advantage.
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Dan Hamhuis will play for the first time since Game 1 of the Stanley Cup final tonight in Anaheim
Hamhuis was limited to 64 games last season but hopes to stay on the ice more this season. Last year he managed to score six goals and 23 points while maintaining a healthy plus-29 rating. Expect him to put up similar numbers if he remains on the top defensive pairing.
Hamhuis, Samuelsson (abdominal surgeries) OK for Oct. 6.
Hamhuis will play a large role on the Canucks' blue line, pairing with Kevin Bieksa. With a full, healthy season look for the 28-year-old to improve on his totals from last year -- 6 goals, 23 points, plus-29.
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Mike Gillis couldn't confirm the time frame that Dan Hamhuis will need to recover from sports hernia surgery Friday, but the Vancouver Canucks general manager could confirm that the defenceman only had one procedure after being injured when he hip-checked Milan Lucic in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup final and was sidelined for the duration of the postseason.
Dan Hamhuis is going to need surgery to repair groin and abdominal tears.
Dan Hamhuis, unavailable in Game 2 because of a leg injury suffered in Game 1, didn't participate in Vancouver's morning skate. Alain Vigneault classified Hamhuis as day-to-day. Hamhuis is not expected to play tonight.
Vigneault on Malhotra who skated today. "Day to day." Same response for Hamhuis, who did not skate