The Olympic player of the Lions was sidelined in the NHL – this is how the head coach commented
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The Florida Panthers played their last game against the St. Louis Blues without Anton Lundell. The Finnish forward had to sit out due to an upper body injury.
Lundell was injured in the previous battle against the Utah Mammoth. He had to miss the final period of the game due to his injury.
– We are taking it day by day. Hopefully, it won’t take too long, Panthers head coach Paul Maurice said according to NHL’s Finnish website.
Lundell has scored 36 points in 52 games this season with 15 goals and 21 assists. He is part of the Lions’ Olympic team, which will start its tournament against Slovakia on February 11.
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