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Canucks' Troy Stecher diagnosed with mumps
Associated Press Saturday, February 25, 2017
VANCOUVER, British Columbia ? Vancouver Canucks defenseman Troy Stecher has been diagnosed with mumps and several other players have shown symptoms of the highly contagious virus.
The team said Friday that defensemen Chris Tanev and Nikita Tryamkin and forwards Mike Chaput and Markus Granlund have shown symptoms. The players with symptoms were immediately tested and quarantined for a five-day period or until test results prove negative.
"We're taking this very seriously given how easily mumps can spread," Canucks general manager Jim Benning said in a statement.
Canucks provide update on players affected by mumps
Dan Murphy reports from Vancouver where players from the Canucks have come down with the mumps.
Canadian Press February 26, 2017, 5:05 PM
Vancouver Canucks head coach Willie Desjardins says two more players and a trainer are experiencing symptoms of the mumps.
Desjardins confirmed Sunday that forward Anton Rodin and defenceman Ben Hutton are the latest players to be affected by the disease that has dismantled the Canucks? lineup.
The Canucks were missing five players due to the highly contagious virus in their 4-1 loss at home to San Jose on Saturday night.
Troy Stecher is the only player with a confirmed case of the mumps, but fellow defencemen Christopher Tanev and Nikita Tryamkin, along with forwards Mike Chaput and Markus Granlund were held out of Saturday?s game after showing symptoms...
