Jamie Drysdale Stats

Anaheim Ducks defenseman Jamie Drysdale (shoulder) is set to miss 4-6 months of action. He was injured in Friday's loss to Vegas and has been diagnosed with a torn labrum. This is awful news, as many expected to see Drysdale have a breakthrough year and it's now clear that this will almost be like a lost season for him instead. It didn't start great either for him, with the 20-year-old rearguard going scoreless and registering a minus-three rating in eight games before getting sidelined. Drysdale's injury helped Colton White back into the lineup Sunday against Toronto, but he's a guy fantasy managers can safely ignore.

over 2 months ago

Anaheim Ducks defenseman Jamie Drysdale sustained an upper-body injury in Friday's loss to Vegas and wasn't able to practice because of it on Saturday. The young blue-liner skated for just 7:22 against the Golden Knights, registering one hit and one shot. Drysdale has had a rough ride early in the season, and the injury makes it even worse for him. With eight games gone, Drysdale has yet to register any points and is minus-three for the year. Having some time off might even be good for him. Drysdale should be regarded as questionable for Sunday's clash with Toronto.

3 months ago

Anaheim Ducks defenseman Jamie Drysdale will be back in the lineup for Anaheim on Wednesday. The rookie defenseman suffered an upper-body injury on Monday versus St. Louis. Through 21 Ducks contests, Drysdale has produced three goals and four helpers. He averages quite a bit of ice time for a rookie, playing over 19:00 minutes per game. With just five Ducks games remaining, the offensive-minded player may be a solid late-season pickup for fantasy managers if available.

over a year ago

Anaheim Ducks defenseman Jamie Drysdale scored the team's only goal in Sunday's 4-1 home loss to Colorado with Troy Terry and Sam Carrick collecting the assists. It's Drysdale's second career goal in 11 games. The highly-rated blueliner has so far picked up five points with 13 shots, adding seven blocks and three hits. The 18-year-old has started to see some really good ice time in recent games, logging 21-plus minutes three times in his past four appearances. He skates on the second defensive pairing and has taken up a spot on the second power-play unit. The Ducks meet the league's fourth-worst defensive team next when they have a pair of road outings against San Jose, which should help their offense to get going again -- this was the fifth time in six games Anaheim scored two or fewer goals, the only exception was a 5-1 win over the Sharks.

over a year ago