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Likely headed for long-term IR
Ferland (head) is expected to start the 2020-21 season on long-term injured reserve, per TSN Radio Vancouver.
ANALYSIS
Ferland will carry a $3.5 million cap hit next season which will, essentially, come off the books for the Canucks. Once cleared to play, the winger may have to settle for a bottom-six role behind the likes of Jake Virtanen and Brock Boeser. Given the fact that head injuries limited the 27-year-old to just 14 contests this season, it could potentially mark the end of his professional career.
Ferland will carry a $3.5 million cap hit next season which will, essentially, come off the books for the Canucks. Once cleared to play, the winger may have to settle for a bottom-six role behind the likes of Jake Virtanen and Brock Boeser. Given the fact that head injuries limited the 27-year-old to just 14 contests this season, it could potentially mark the end of his professional career.
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Ferland lost the vast majority of the 2019-20 season to concussion-like symptoms, managing just five points in 14 games. He returned for the playoffs, but appeared in just two games before leaving the Edmonton bubble due to another head injury. It's been a hard road for the 28-year-old, whose troubling history of head injuries could contribute to an early retirement from professional hockey. No such announcement has been made yet, but fantasy managers shouldn't expect the Manitoba native to make an impact in 2020-21, especially given the Canucks' forward depth.