Nino Neiderreiter almost suffered an Achilles injury

As the Winnipeg Jets prepare for a important Stanley Cup Playoff campaign, they confront an unexpected challenge. Nino Niederreiter, a seasoned member of the team, has sustained an injury. Despite the severity, of a 2-mm laceration to his Achilles tendon, Niederreiter has fortunately avoided a prolonged recovery.

Current updates from Winnipeg indicate that the injury, though serious, won't keep him sidelined for an extended time.



Skate-related injuries are not uncommon in ice hockey, and the potential for a career-ending accident is always present. The Jets, along with Niederreiter, are undoubtedly relieved that his diagnosis suggests a good recovery.


According to sports journalist John Lu, Niederreiter might even participate in the upcoming game on Tuesday, emphasizing his critical role in the team, especially in light of the upcoming playoff face-off with the Colorado Avalanche.

Niederreiter's Performance

Throughout the season, Niederreiter has played 75 games, during which he scored 18 goals and accumulated a total of 33 points. His vast experience and leadership bolster the Jets' lower lines. His quick return could be crucial as the team aims for a deep playoff run.

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