Dec 3, 2019
Flyers' Patrick expects to play this season
Philadelphia Flyers forward Nolan Patrick said Tuesday he remains without a timeline for his season debut despite returning to the ice last week. He told Dave Issac of the Courier-Post that he does expect to play this season and his next step will be to join the team for practice.
TSN.ca Staff
Philadelphia Flyers forward Nolan Patrick said Tuesday he remains without a timeline for his season debut despite returning to the ice last week.
Patrick skated again Tuesday in a non-contact session with Chris Stewart, Robert Hagg and the Flyers' goaltenders. He told Dave Issac of the Courier-Post that he expects to play this season and his next step will be to join the team for practice.
The 2017 second-overall pick has been sidelined since Sept. 26, when he was diagnosed with a migraine disorder.
Patrick, 21, scored 13 goals and posted 31 points in 72 games last season. He has 26 goals and 61 points in 145 games with the team.