Utah Hockey Club’s Dylan Guenther Out Indefinitely with Lower-Body Injury

The 21-year-old winger, Utah's leading goal-scorer, faces an extended absence as the team recalls forward Josh Doan from the AHL.

Dylan Guenther, Utah's leading goal-scorer with 16 goals this season, sustained a lower-body injury during a game against the Florida Panthers on Wednesday.
The injury, described as 'long but not that long' by head coach Andre Tourigny, will keep Guenther out indefinitely, though it is not expected to end his season.
Guenther, 21, has been a key player for Utah, contributing 34 points in 40 games and leading the team in power-play goals with seven.
Josh Doan, a 22-year-old forward and son of Arizona hockey legend Shane Doan, has been recalled from AHL Tucson to fill Guenther's spot on the roster.
Guenther's absence is a significant blow to Utah, which has struggled offensively this season, ranking 23rd in the league in goals per game despite strong underlying metrics.