Patrick Kane out 4-6 months after hip resurfacing surgery - ESPN

01.06.2023 - 20:57 espn.com

Free agent forward Patrick Kane will be shelved 4-to-6 months after undergoing a hip resurfacing procedure, his agent said Thursday.

Pat Brisson told reporters that Kane had the surgery Thursday and that the 34-year-old still «wants to play for a long time.» Kane played out the final 19 games of an eight-year, $84 million deal with the New York Rangers last season.

The Rangers acquired Kane from the Chicago Blackhawks on Feb. 28. Kane had played all 1,161 games in a Blackhawks sweater prior to the trade.

Kane tallied 12 points for the Rangers and just 57 overall, his lowest output since 2012-13. Kane is a nine-time All-Star and three-time Stanley Cup winner, all with the Blackhawks, who selected him No.

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Michael Bracewell Ruled Out Of ODI World Cup After Rupturing Right Achilles

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"It's a sham" - furious residents' spokesman hits out at 'flawed' planning process after huge warehouses get go ahead

A furious residents’ spokesman has hit out at the ‘flawed’ process that resulted in two huge warehouses being granted planning permission - calling it a ‘sham’ and a ‘show trial’. Proposals for two industrial units - standing at 12.5 and 10 metres tall respectively - at Kingsway Business Park were passed by a majority vote of Rochdale council’s planning committee last month.The application - from developer Wilson Bowden - was ultimately given the nod, despite pleas from people living nearby, who said their lives were already being made a misery by noise pollution from the site. Simon Goldstone, of Lower Lane, represented locals at the meeting, telling the panel about their ‘very grave concerns about noise, vibrations, light pollution, loss of sleep and impact on our health’.