Red Wings announce several injury updates ahead of training camp

The Detroit Red Wings will head into training camp with a number of injuries, with varying recovery times.

Via their Twitter account on Wednesday, the Red Wings announced the following injuries and expected return dates to players on their roster:

- Andrew Copp (abdominal surgery in off-season), will return first week of the regular season.

- Jake Walman (shoulder surgery in off-season), will return in November.

- Robby Fabbri (ACL surgery) and Mark Pysyk (Achilles tendon surgery), both will return in the new year.

- Chase Pearson (personal reasons), is out indefinitely, no timeframe for his return.

The Red Wings will open their pre-season schedule next Tuesday (September 27th) against the Pittsburgh Penguins. They'll then open the regular season at home on October 14th against the Montreal Canadiens.

Injury updates from Steve Yzerman:

➖ Andrew Copp: (abdominal surgery in off-season) back first week of regular season.
➖ Jake Walman: mid-November
➖ Robby Fabbri & Mark Pysyk: expected to return after the new year.
➖Chase Pearson: out indefinitely (personal reasons)— Detroit Red Wings (@DetroitRedWings) September 21, 2022

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