News about Robin Lehner

Many hockey fans were not expecting a second all-Sun Belt Stanley Cup Final in NHL history. Boston was the best regular season squad in the league's history going into the playoffs. They were knocked out by the worst team that made it in. Canada wished that they would win their first Stanley Cup since 1993. Rather, the Jets were quickly dismissed and the Maple Leafs and Oilers' star power was snuffed out.

A Las Vegas Golden Knights professional hockey player has filed for bankruptcy with up to $50 million in debt, as a result of a $1.2 million purchase of exotic snakes that went horribly wrong. According to a filing in the District of Nevada, Robin Lehner and his wife Donya filed for bankruptcy on December 30, with the NHL and the Golden Knights listed as interested parties in the lawsuit. According to a source, the 31-year-old Swedish goalie's financial difficulties resulted from his $1.2 million purchase of a collection of exotic snakes from Ben Renick in 2017.

The team said in a statement on social media that a hip injury that necessitates surgery is the reason for the absence. Lehner suffered from a shoulder injury at the end of the 2021-22 season, which required him to have surgery and miss the year's last three games.