What is Brayden Point's current injury status?

Brayden Point is currently sidelined with an undisclosed injury and is considered week-to-week.

Will Brayden Point play in the 2026 Winter Olympics?

Brayden Point's availability for the 2026 Winter Olympics is uncertain due to his current week-to-week injury status.

How did Brayden Point get injured?

Brayden Point sustained his injury during a game against the Philadelphia Flyers when an opposing player fell on his right leg.

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Brayden Point Out Week-to-Week With Injury

14 Jan

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Summary

Brayden Point sidelined with undisclosed injury, status week-to-week.
Point's injury occurred during a game against the Philadelphia Flyers.
His availability for the 2026 Winter Olympics remains uncertain.

Brayden Point Out Week-to-Week With Injury

Tampa Bay Lightning forward Brayden Point is currently sidelined and expected to miss week-to-week due to an undisclosed injury. The injury occurred during the second period of a recent 5-1 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers. While being helped off the ice, coach Jon Cooper expressed concern but noted the situation was "nothing remotely close to" ending Point's season.

Point, a key player for the Lightning and a previously named member of Canada's roster for the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, has been vital to the team's recent success. His absence adds to a growing list of injured defensemen, including Ryan McDonagh, Victor Hedman, and Emil Lilleberg.

The resilient Lightning, currently second in the Atlantic Division with a 10-game winning streak, will need to navigate this latest hurdle. With ten games remaining before the NHL Olympic break on February 6, the team will rely on its depth to maintain their strong performance.