– The Carolina Hurricanes stepped out of the tunnel in a stadium packed full of buzzing fans, with the lights from cellphone flashlights bouncing along the stands and North Carolina State’s marching band playing to their pregame walk to an outdoor rink. “He was back this week, first steps of getting back and working out and skating, and unfortunately he wasn’t getting the results that he wanted.” “We feel for him and just supporting him right now,” coach Luke Richardson said. He has 14 goals and 14 assists in 46 games for the last-place Blackhawks.
Toews had 12 goals and 25 assists in 71 games when he returned to action last year, and he had looked stronger this season. “We’re trying to help him get back to full strength and that’s totally secondary,” he said. “We’ll take it day by day, but the hope is that he can still play some games here down the stretch.”Īsked about moving Toews by the March 3 trade deadline, Davidson said he isn’t thinking about that. “We’re going to work with him and support him in whatever he needs to make sure he’s feeling good and feeling strong and in a spot where he can come back on the ice,” general manager Kyle Davidson said.
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But he is eligible for free agency after this season. Toews has spent his entire career with Chicago, winning three Stanley Cup titles. Toews missed the 2020-21 season with what he described as chronic immune response syndrome. I am thankful for the patience and support of my teammates, the coaching staff, and the entire Blackhawks organization.” “In the last few weeks, it has reached the point where I had no choice but to step back and concentrate on getting healthy.
“It has been really challenging to play through these symptoms,” Toews said in a statement released by the team.
The Blackhawks placed the 34-year-old center on injured reserve on Wednesday with what they said was a non-COVID-19-related illness.
CHICAGO – Chicago Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews announced Sunday that he is dealing with symptoms of long COVID-19 and chronic immune response syndrome.
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