Chicago Blackhawks forward Jujhar Khaira summed up his chaotic, star-crossed 2021-22 season perfectly: “There was always something.” After a bout with COVID, an injury and back surgery, Khaira is finally healthy again after a long rehab.
But, he added: “It is hockey. It’s happened before. You’ve seen other guys go through it.
Khaira was cleared from the concussion protocol just before the new year and had hoped to put a series of turbulent events behind him.[Don't miss] 9 young players — from Nolan Allan to Alex Vlasic— to watch as the Chicago Blackhawks open training campKeep in mind the general manager and coach he signed up in the offseason to play for had stepped down and been fired, respectively, by early November.
King at the time said Khaira rebounded from the stint on concussion protocol and was playing solidly. “That’s in the past now and I’m looking forward to the future here,” he said. “It’s good to be back and healthy and able to participate in everything.”[Don't miss] When will Jake McCabe return to the Chicago Blackhawks after spine surgery? ‘Opening night at the UC would great.’Blackhawks coach Luke Richardson, a former player, noted how Khaira also had a scare in April 2021 when he was with the Edmonton Oilers.
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