Following his lower-body injury sustained at the end of November, general manager Patrik Allvin announced that top-pair defenseman Filip Hronek will be sidelined for eight weeks following surgery. Allvin's statement also revealed that Hronek's upper-body injury, an unrelated issue, won't require the blue liner to undergo surgery.

Vancouver Canucks’ General Manager Patrik Allvin announced on Tuesday afternoon that defenceman Filip Hronek will be out for approximately eight weeks after undergoing a successful procedure on his lower body.

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Vancouver Canucks defenseman Filip Hronek will be out of the lineup for approximately eight weeks, the club announced Tuesday. General manager Patrik Allvin said in a release that Hronek underwent a procedure for a lower-body injury but will not require surgery for a separate upper-body injury.

The Vancouver Canucks got some bad news on Tuesday as GM Patrik Allvin announced that Filip Hronek would be out for eight weeks.

General Manager Patrik Allvin provides an update on Filip Hronek: pic.twitter.com/qKvHAeQnRO Canucks Prospect Invited To Canada’s 2025 National Junior Team Selection Camp The long-term loss of Hronek is a massive blow to Vancouver's lineup.

The Vancouver Canucks released unfortunate news on the injury front on Tuesday afternoon. They announced that defenseman Filip Hronek is expected to miss the next eight weeks while he recovers from a lower-body procedure.