Anaheim Ducks' Troy Terry Out 5-6 Months After Hip Surgery

Anaheim Ducks forward Troy Terry is expected to miss the start of the upcoming season after undergoing hip surgery in early June. The 28-year-old underwent procedure on June 9 to address hip impingement and a labral tear, with the Ducks announcing that Terry will require five to six months for full recovery. He has already begun rehabilitation.

Terry has been a cornerstone of the Ducks' offense during the team's seven-year postseason drought. During the recent regular season, the two-time All-Star selection recorded 19 goals and 38 assists. In his first playoff experience of his nine-year NHL career, Terry contributed three goals and eight assists in 12 games as Anaheim advanced to the second round before the team identified his need for surgery.

Throughout his career with the Ducks, Terry has demonstrated consistent offensive production. He has achieved four career 20-goal seasons and has scored at least 50 points in five consecutive seasons, with a career-high 67 points during the 2021-22 season. The absence represents a significant impact on Anaheim's lineup as they prepare for the next campaign.