Kings prospect Brayden Schenn, voted the most valuable player of the world junior championship despite Canada's loss to Russia in the finale, has a separated shoulder and won't be able to play for 10 to 14 days, General Manager Dean Lombardi said Thursday.
Schenn, who played eight games for the Kings before being returned to Brandon of the Western Hockey League, was injured during Canada's quarterfinal victory over Switzerland. He received injections to continue playing and was the tournament's leading scorer with eight goals and 18 points in seven games.
