Shakir Mukhamadullin, a rookie defenseman for the San Jose Sharks, will miss the upcoming game against the Edmonton Oilers due to an upper-body injury sustained against the Anaheim Ducks. Coach Ryan Warsofsky has indicated that while Mukhamadullin is being evaluated, there is no definitive timeline for his return this season. The Sharks, having been eliminated from playoff contention, have only seven games remaining, making Mukhamadullin's injury a significant concern as they try to finish the season on a competitive note. His recent performance had been strong, averaging over 22 minutes per game before the injury.
Mukhamadullin sustained an upper-body injury early in the third period against the Anaheim Ducks, and his return this season is uncertain.
Sharks' coach Ryan Warsofsky stated Mukhamadullin has been evaluated, but there's no certainty regarding his availability for later this month.
After being eliminated from playoff contention, the Sharks have just seven games left in the season, with Mukhamadullin's injury complicating matters.
Mukhamadullin had been averaging over 22 minutes per game on the top defensive pair before getting injured in the match against the Ducks.
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