NHL defenseman Brock Faber suffers skull fracture from puck
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 29 Sept, 22:54 · Archive
Brock Faber suffered a skull fracture after a puck struck his head during a Minnesota Wild preseason game.
Brock Faber, a defenseman for the Minnesota Wild, suffered a skull fracture during the team's preseason finale against the Dallas Stars and underwent surgery. He will be out indefinitely.
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 headDaily Mail Sport · 29 Sept, 23:13
- Wild star Brock Faber suffers skull fracture after getting hit by puckNew York Post · 29 Sept, 20:39
- NHL defenseman Brock Faber out indefinitely after suffering skull fracture from shot to headFox News · 29 Sept, 19:52
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