Unfortunately, his pursuit ended early in the first period of the Oilers' 4-1 victory at Rogers Place during an innocent collision with Stars forward Mason Marchment. He immediately dropped his stick and bolted to the Edmonton dressing room, fearing a worst-case scenario that was quickly confirmed by team physicians.

Hyman suffered a season-ending injury in the West Finals against the Dallas Stars and had surgery the next day. That being said, he’s there to support his team, and Hyman revealed to the media before the series opener that McDavid was the first one to console him following the injury.

The Oilers say they will miss "emotional leader" Zach Hyman, who won't play in the Stanley Cup Final because of a wrist injury.