Star Slovakian winger, felled by a calf injury at the world juniors, wants to get his career back on track in this, his NHL draft season.
Vancouver Giants winger Samuel Honzek saw his NHL draft season go awry when he suffered a cut to the calf area while playing for his native Slovakia at the recent world junior hockey championships.The next step in Samuel Honzek’s season reboot is to get rid of the boot.Article content
Honzek, 18, hasn’t played for Vancouver since a Dec. 14 visit to the Victoria Royals. He left for world juniors after that game and he had the back of his leg stepped on inadvertently by an American player during a Dec. 28 game in Moncton. Going into Friday’s visit to the LEC by the Kelowna Rockets , Honzek has missed 10 games with Vancouver but he’s still second in team scoring with 43 points, including 17 goals, in 31 games.“It’s been tough to see some of the scores and not be able to do something about it,” said Honzek, whose team heads into the weekend losers of three straight. “I should be back soon and ready to help.”
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