Few people realized just how frustrated Tyson Jost was with his injury-riddled start to the year.
Almost two months into the season, the 2016 first round pick of the Colorado Avalanche has been limited to just ten games thanks to a lower-body injury that began giving him trouble during training camp. After missing all of the team’s preseason games, Jost was cleared to play on opening night in New York.
Less than a week later, he was hit awkwardly into the boards by Boston’s Adam McQuaid. Jost tried to crawl to the bench but stopped halfway. He was eventually helped to the dressing room where he was evaluated and returned to finish the game where he would eventually seal the win for Colorado with an empty-net goal.