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Zach Hyman injury update: Oilers winger likely to miss rest of Stanley Cup playoffs following surgery

Edmonton Oilers winger Zach Hyman is expected to miss the rest of the Stanley Cup playoffs due to surgery for an upper-body injury he suffered in Game 4 against the Dallas Stars, coach Kris Knoblauch ...

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Oilers forward Zach Hyman likely to miss rest of playoffs after injury vs. Stars

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Zach Hyman injury update: Oilers winger has surgery, likely done for playoffs

Hyman loss 'extremely disappointing' for Oilers heading to Game 5 at Stars

Hyman had 11 points (five goals, six assists) in 15 games for the Oilers this postseason.

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Without Zach Hyman, the Oilers must patch a major gap. One veteran already has been doing the job

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Hyman likely to miss rest of playoffs for Oilers with upper-body injury, will have surgery

“Love you Hymo”: Leon Draisaitl’s emotional call with Zach Hyman after Game 5 win leaves fans touched by the Oilers’ bond

Edmonton Oilers reached the 2025 Stanley Cup Finals after defeating Dallas Stars. Zach Hyman's absence was felt due to injury. Leon Draisaitl video ca

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Oilers' Zach Hyman leaves Game 4 after hit from Stars' Mason Marchment

Zach Hyman has lowered the boom on opponents all spring. The workhorse winger for the Edmonton Oilers by a wide margin led the NHL with 109 playoff hits entering Tuesday night. Hyman found himself on the receiving end early in Game 4 of the NHL’s Western Conference final and it didn’t look good.

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Oilers Feel the Loss: Hyman’s Absence Could Change Everything

Unfortunately, for the Edmonton Oilers, Zach Hyman is out of the playoffs. How does this change things for the Oilers moving forward?

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Hyman's 'wrecking ball' approach setting playoff tone for Oilers

Admittedly, Hyman is sheepish when asked what it would mean to be known as the hits record holder for one playoff season, especially when thinking of power forwards past and present like Bennett, Matthew Tkachuk, Milan Lucic and Tom Wilson. The NHL, for the record, has been tracking hits since the 2005-06 season.