The NHL introduced Saturday that goaltender Thatcher Demko, defenceman Tyler Myers and forwards Bo Horvat, Tyler Motte, Travis Boyd, Jayce Hawryluk and Brandon Sutter have been added to the checklist.
They be part of goaltender Braden Holtby, defencemen Alex Edler, Quinn Hughes and Travis Hamonic and forwards Adam Gaudette, Zack MacEwan and Antoine Roussel.
It stays to be seen whether or not the elevated variety of Canucks gamers underneath protocol will lead to extra missed video games for the group. Vancouver has already had 4 video games postponed, and as of now the group can not follow earlier than April 6.
Gaudette was pulled from Tuesday’s follow following a constructive check end result and added to the checklist that afternoon.
The NHL postponed the Vancouver’s Wednesday matchup with the Calgary Flames after one other participant — later recognized as Hamonic — and an unnamed member of the teaching workers entered the league’s protocols.
Holtby, Edler, Hughes, MacEwan and Roussel have been added Friday.
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A participant on the COVID-19 protocol checklist has not essentially examined constructive.
The league’s protocols require gamers and workers to be examined day by day. Any time a person’s preliminary check comes again constructive, the lab does a second check on the preliminary pattern.
If the second check is destructive, a second pattern is collected. But when that pattern returns a constructive end result, it is thought-about to be a “confirmed constructive.”
The league requires people with constructive checks to self isolate for 10 days, and for shut contacts to self isolate for 2 weeks.