Another worrying injury for Max Pacioretty, as he appears to rupture his achilles tendon again

Former Habs captain Max Pacioretty had surgery on his Achilles heel this summer and missed a few months of activity.

He returned six games ago to play four games before missing two more games with an injury unrelated to his surgery, according to the Hurricanes.

Number 67 was back Thursday night and he was injured again, in a fairly minor way. Indeed, there was no contact, nor anything to justify this injury. These are usually the scariest injury.

This time, the team won't be able to mention that it wasn't related to his Achilles heel surgery, as Max was in pain while clutching his lower leg. He left the game without putting any weight on his right leg.

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