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SHORT READ: Dougie Hamilton reportedly injured, could miss weeks

July 25, 2020, 11:23 AM ET [0 Comments]
Ben Shelley
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Just when we thought Dougie Hamilton would be back to provide a huge boost to Carolina’s defense, think again.

After he missed practice, it’s now being reported by The Athletic’s Sara Civian that he could be out for a matter of weeks with an injury, as seen below:



This would mean Hamilton is likely to miss at least part of the qualifying round. Obviously, this is pretty disappointing, based on the fact that Brett Pesce is still out and we were assuming Hamilton would be part of the playoff lineup. That said, the Hurricanes still have the pieces on the back end to make this work, even though it’s still a huge blow for the team.



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OTHER HURRICANES ARTICLES FROM JULY

Current Hurricanes lineup vs. last year’s playoff lineup: Forwards
Which of Carolina’s defensemen will be scratched in the qualifying round?
Reviewing this week's polls (July 18): Hurricanes Edition
This time around, Hurricanes face pressure to perform in the playoffs
Will Morgan Geekie have a spot in Carolina’s playoff lineup?
Will the Hurricanes use Ryan Suzuki in the playoffs?
Reviewing last week's polls (July 6): Hurricanes Edition
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