After practice today, Edmonton Oilers head coach made himself available for his usual interviews, and he finally broke his silence on Viktor Arvidsson who's been dealing with an undisclosed injury.
Kris Knoblauch indicated that Viktor Arvidsson has started skating with hopes that he'll be able to participate in practice sometime this week.
This is welcomed news for Oilers enthusiasts, who have been growing frustrated with the lack of medical updates from the team.
Back on November 14th, Viktor Arvidsson missed practice due to a maintenance day.
The following day, Kris Knoblauch listed him as 50/50 for the game against the Nashville Predators, and he hasn't been available for a game since.
According to Liam McCormick of Oilers Daily, Arvidsson was arguably the Oilers biggest offseason addition, but things haven't panned out positively in his early tenure with the team.
Recently, Viktor Arvisson was named to the Swedish National Teamahead of the 4 Nations Face-Off Tournament which left some fans scratching their heads due to the mysterious nature of his injury.
These updates from Kris Knoblauch suggests that Viktor Arvidsson will likely be ready to go come puck drop in February.
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