Buffalo Sabres centre Cody Hodgson suffered a broken bone in his right hand, according to a report from the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
Adirondack Phantoms defenceman Brandon Manning slashed Hodgson back on Oct. 27, causing the injury.
The break in Cody Hodgson’s hand was caused by a slash from @phantomshockey D-man Brandon Manning Oct. 27. “Two-hander” #Amerks center said. — Kevin Oklobzija (@kevinoDandC) November 7, 2012
The break in Cody Hodgson’s hand was caused by a slash from @phantomshockey D-man Brandon Manning Oct. 27. “Two-hander” #Amerks center said.
— Kevin Oklobzija (@kevinoDandC) November 7, 2012
The Sabres’ top-six forward — playing at a point-per-game pace for Buffalo’s AHL affiliate, the Rochester Americans – played with the injury Friday night against Hamilton, but sat out Saturday’s rematch.
Hodgson will be out two weeks, according to Rochester reporter Kevin Oklobzija:
“A couple weeks” is what they’re saying. 2 seems hopeful since his hands are his game. @dedario What’s Hodgson’s recovery time? — Kevin Oklobzija (@kevinoDandC) November 7, 2012
“A couple weeks” is what they’re saying. 2 seems hopeful since his hands are his game. @dedario What’s Hodgson’s recovery time?