NHL star has rare hip surgery that will sideline him several months
Former Chicago Blackhawks and New York Rangers forward Patrick Kane underwent a hip resurfacing surgery this week that is going to sideline him for the next four to six months.
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Former Chicago Blackhawks and New York Rangers forward Patrick Kane underwent a hip resurfacing surgery this week that is going to sideline him for the next four to six months.
Kane, 34, has been dealing with a nagging hip injury that hampered him over the past year with the Blackhawks and then down the stretch and in the playoffs with the New York Rangers.
It is a one-way deal, which the 27-year-old earned by breaking his way into the lineup and playing 49 games this season.
It is 29 years after the Rangers’ last Stanley Cup victory in 1994, and you never know when it is going to become too late.
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