Micheal Ferland has been ruled unfit to play for the remainder of the Stanley Cup Qualifiers against the Minnesota Wild and has returned home.

The third-line forward left after the first period of Game 2 on Tuesday at Rogers Place in Edmonton, the Western Conference hub city. The Canucks won 4-3 to even the best-of-5 series, the winner of which will advance to the Stanley Glass Playoffs.

As part of the NHL Return to Play Strategy, a team is not permitted to disclose player injury or illness information.

Ferland sports logo decals stickers missed 55 games this season because of recurring concussion symptoms. He obtained NCAA Decal Sticker five points (one goal, four assists) in 14 games in his 1st time of year with the Canucks after signing a four-year contract July 10, 2019.

Vancouver hopes to get its additional injured forwards back for Game 3 about Thursday (2:30 p.m. ET; NHLN, NHL.TV, SN, FS-N), but coach Travis Green wouldn't mention which ones might play.

Tyler Toffoli, who was playing on the top line, and third-line center Adam Gaudette were ruled unfit to play in Game 2. Forward Antoine Roussel still left in the third period after taking a puck to the face.

If none of the injured players returns, the Canucks have forwards Zack MacEwen, Justin Bailey and Travis Graovac as options for Game 3.

Loui Eriksson and Jake Virtanen replaced Toffoli and Gaudette in Video game 2. Virtanen played 8:13, but Eriksson played 20:07 on a line with middle Bo Horvat and left wing Tanner Pearson, second among forwards to Horvat (22:11), including 4:20 on a penalty kill disney Iron Ons that prevented the Crazy from scoring on six power takes on.

Brandon Sutter shifted from ideal wing on the fourth collection to center on the third range in place of Gaudette. Right wing Brock Boeser replaced Toffoli on a series with center Elias Pettersson and J.T. Miller.

Pearson, Miller, Boeser and Horvat scored in Game 2 following the line changes.