🇨🇦 Barrett Hayton is questionable for Sunday’s gold medal game at the WorldJuniors after a hard fall into the boards during Canada’s semifinal win over Finland.
“There’s been no official word, Ron, on his status for the gold medal game tomorrow,” said Chris Johnston during the. “But there is some concern that he won’t be able to play after suffering an injury here.”
Hayton, who suffered the injury in the third period against Finland, is the tournament’s co-leader in points alongside Sweden’s Samuel Fagemo with 11.during the preliminary round, in Sunday’s gold medal game.
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