Canadian professional ice hockey center, Manny Malhotra, currently playing for the Vancouver Canucks of the National Hockey League, who had his career sent into oblivion by getting hit in the left eye from a deflected puck on March 16, has been finally cleared by the doctors to take part in the finals of the Stanley Cup against the Boston Bruins.

The 31-year-old star’s season with the Canucks was supposed to be over but his strong will power and excellent work by medical staff enabled him to make a comeback at the right time of the season. Manny Malhotra was certain that he will play his due role and enable his team to win the cup, however, he was not sure about whether he would be able to suit up for the first game of the series or not.

After getting clearance from the doctors, Malhotra said in an interview that he received excellent support from management, coaches and players all over the league. He added that people always talk about the teams and interpersonal relationship between the members of the team, however, he had a first hand experience about a real family environment from the entire league and this support played a major role in his comeback to the ice.

The popular assistant captain of the Canucks said that the final of the Stanley Cup was between the two best teams of the League and it will be very fast paced and no one will give him a handicap of returning from an injury and he needed to prove a point that he had completely recovered from the injury, which he acquired in mid March.

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