Mark Giordano Injury: Updates on Flames Star's Status and Recovery

Mark Giordano has been placed on injured reserve after suffering a torn biceps tendon. He will undergo surgery.

Continue for updates.

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Giordano Out for Season With Torn Biceps Tendon

Monday, March 2

Pat Steinberg of Sportsnet reported Giordano will undergo surgery on a torn biceps tendon, which will cause him to miss the rest of the season. Steinberg added that the estimated recovery time is four-to-five months.

On Sunday, the Calgary Flames confirmed that Giordano had been placed on injured reserve.

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Giordano Suffers Undisclosed Injury

Wednesday, Feb. 25

Giordano left the ice during the third period of Wednesday's 3-1 victory over the New Jersey Devils with an undisclosed injury. 

Roger Millions of Sportsnet Calgary provided an update on Giordano following the game:

Although the Flames managed to sneak back into the playoff picture thanks to Wednesday's win in Newark, per The Calgary Sun's Randy Sportak, they would have preferred to have the 31-year-old Giordano in the lineup down the stretch. That won't happen now.

Giordano is a dynamic two-way player on the blue line, evident in his defensive prowess and his capability to attack on offense. He entered Wednesday second on Calgary's club in points, so it will hurt losing Giordano for the year.