NHL defenseman Brock Faber out after skull fracture
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 30 Sept, 08:02 · Archive
Minnesota Wild defenseman Brock Faber suffered a skull fracture after being struck by a puck during a preseason match.
Brock Faber, a defenseman for the Minnesota Wild, suffered a skull fracture when struck by a puck during the team's preseason match against the Dallas Stars. He underwent surgery and will be out indefinitely, leaving the Wild without one of their key players as the new season begins.
How it is being reported
- NHL star Brock Faber ruled out indefinitely on eve of new season after suffering gruesome skull injury from terrifying shot to the headThe Minnesota Wild have already suffered a major injury blow before their new 2026 NHL season gets underway. It emerged on Tuesday that the team will be without their star defenseman.Daily Mail Sport · 29 Sept, 23:13
- Wild star Brock Faber suffers skull fracture after getting hit by puckThe Minnesota Wild will be without one of their star players to start the season.New York Post · 29 Sept, 20:39
- NHL defenseman Brock Faber out indefinitely after suffering skull fracture from shot to headBrock Faber suffered a skull fracture and underwent surgery after a puck struck his head during the Minnesota Wild's preseason finale vs. Dallas Stars.Fox News · 29 Sept, 19:52
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